Our desert is a power station.
Egypt gets more than 2000 kWh of sunshine per square metre every year. Solar and wind are now the fastest-growing ways to cut CO₂.
Measure your carbon, see what the research says, and help our campus run on the sun.
Egypt gets more than 2000 kWh of sunshine per square metre every year. Solar and wind are now the fastest-growing ways to cut CO₂.
Cities make 85% of the world's GDP and about 75% of its emissions. Smarter, digital buildings could cut CO₂ by about 10% by 2030.
Over 11,000 climate-related disasters between 1970 and 2019 caused more than 2 million deaths and US$3.64 trillion in losses.
UNESCO data from 100 countries, cited by Arora and Mishra (2023)
Every university should adopt a climate action plan with clear emission targets, and get students and staff into climate projects. Leal Filho et al., 2023
Our campus, New Alamein. Sun all year, sea next door.
of 260 experts in 61 countries named clean energy as the goal most shaped by climate action. Leal Filho et al., 2023
Egypt hosted the UN climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, so AIU is well placed to join national climate efforts.
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From solar pumps in rural Egypt to 260 climate experts in 61 countries. Every card opens the paper.
Put together, the ten sources stop being a reading list and become a roadmap for our university.
Adopt a climate action plan with clear emission targets, starting by measuring how much energy the campus actually uses.
Leal Filho et al., 2023
With more than 2000 kWh of sunshine per square metre a year, solar panels on roofs and car parks are the natural first step.
Wydra et al., 2019
Digital controls for lighting and AC, so empty halls stop using power. Digitalising buildings could cut CO₂ by about 10% by 2030.
Küfeoğlu, 2022
Student projects and partnerships with industry and the local community can make AIU a model for sustainable development in its region.
Leal Filho et al., 2023 · Campbell et al., 2018
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