Study on the benefit of solar optoelectronic policy in Kaohsiung

Tsai Chang-Changa, Kao Kuo-Shengb*, Huang Chi-Minga, Li Yen-Yic, Chiang Chun-Changa,
Liu Chung-Anga, Yu Chun-Minga, Chung Po-Rend, Lin Chia-Shiungc
 
a Bureau of Public Works, Kaohsiung City Government, Taiwan,
b Department of Computer and Communication, SHU-TE University, Taiwan
c Department of Interior Design, SHU-TE University, Taiwan
d Graduate School of Architecture, National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan
* Corresponding author. +886-7-6158000 ext. 4818, E-mail address: kks@stu.edu.tw
 
Abstract: 
Over the years, Kaohsiung City has gone through extensive measures to become its own city. In total, Installment capacity increase of 300,000 kW (or 300 MW), generated 380 million kWh of power annually, It can provide the monthly electricity consumption of 104,510 households. Carbon sequestration of about 113 Kaohsiung metropolitan Parks, and created a PV industry with a net worth of NTD 28 billion. This study looks at the evidence of achievements the city has made promoting scientifically meaningful architectural aesthetics in its innovative green buildings and energy technology, as well as the success it has seen pushing the policies through a bottom-up structure. In conclusion, it can be said that, using a model based on a project developed by our institute, the Kaohsiung City Government has successfully made the renewable energy become an integral part of Kaohsiung’s lifestyle, creating a threefold win for the government, the institute, and the people of Kaohsiung.
 
Keywords: 

Solar photovoltaic, Policy, The city of green daylight, Low carbon

pages: 

63-66

DOI: 

10.35745/icice2018v2.016

Year: 

2018

Published in: 

2nd International Conference on Information, Communication and Engineering (ICICE 2018)

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