Technical Report: Proposal to implement Green-E Technology at SIT Campus@Punggol.
1. Background This report is a response to propose a problem identified within Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) Punggol Campuson how emergent plants, Green-E, could generate electricity to help reduce the overall electrical consumption of the university campus. As the utility bill only shows the overall power consumption of the building, this includes the various systems such as HVAC, security, lights, fire alarm etc. Our team wanted to understand how the electrical energy is being used on a day to day basis by the students. Based on an article, Wong(2019) from Channel News Asia, the new campus will be an autonomous campus and is constructed in the heart of the Punggol Digital District. This helps to integrate SIT’s teaching concept of applied learning to its students as well as a test-bed for projects, an suitable location for integrating and testing of new projects for professors and industries. The article also mentioned how the school will be a “living lab”, installing more