Federal University of Kashere Embraces Renewable Energy, Transforming Campus and Community
This shift has alleviated previous challenges associated with unreliable electricity supply, such as disruptions to academic activities and increased security concerns. The adoption of solar power has not only stabilized energy access but also improved community safety and reduced noise pollution from generators.
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The Federal University of Kashere in Gombe State has significantly advanced its energy infrastructure by transitioning from traditional grid power to solar energy. Under the leadership of Vice Chancellor Prof. Umaru Pate, the university has installed solar panels across key facilities, including the ICT center, administrative offices, and streetlights.
This shift has alleviated previous challenges associated with unreliable electricity supply, such as disruptions to academic activities and increased security concerns. The adoption of solar power has not only stabilized energy access but also improved community safety and reduced noise pollution from generators.
The initiative has enhanced the university's ability to provide continuous internet service and maintain essential services, including its radio station. Additionally, the installation of solar streetlights has contributed to lower crime rates and fewer accidents at night.
The renewable energy project reflects the university's commitment to fostering a sustainable and secure learning environment while addressing broader community needs.
