【系列講座】接軌國際淨零碳排趨勢與構築永續校園
在全球氣候變遷的背景下，TESA攜手多位業界領袖，推出「接軌國際淨零碳排趨勢與構築永續校園」系列講座，以期推動校園與社會的永續發展。此次活動集結了WSP歐文松副總經理、統創建設施俊偉建築師，以及施耐德電機資深業務經理林貞佑與台灣美特斯能源廖文瀚總經理等專家，共同探討如何透過數位轉型及綠色技術，實現淨零排放的目標。
TESA理事長表示，此系列講座旨在提升全校師生對永續發展的認識，並以實際行動響應全球淨零碳排的呼聲。WSP歐文松指出，「淨零碳排已經不再是選修，而是必修課」，他強調企業與教育機構應共同合作，推動低碳轉型，成為最強的供應鏈之一。
講座主講人施耐德電機的林貞佑分享了如何利用先進的低碳建築技術與智慧能源管理系統，實現節能減碳的目標。他展示了SE配電系統、智慧面板、微電網系統及EcoStruxure Building樓宇自動化系統的應用，這些技術已經在全球多地取得了顯著成果，例如阿姆斯特丹的The Edge建築，通過安裝28,000個物聯網感測器，實現了全球最具可持續性的建築之一。
台灣美特斯能源的廖文瀚總經理則分享了其在本地推動能源轉型的實踐經驗，介紹如何通過能源策略決策及現代化改造現有系統，達到高效能的節能效果。這些經驗和知識將為參與者提供寶貴的參考，幫助他們在自己的校園內實現可持續發展的目標。
講座中WSP歐文松提到的「淨零藍圖」涵蓋了多個面向，從溫室氣體盤查到低碳示範區的設立，再到綠色能源的採購，全面為未來的淨零校園打下基礎。統創建設施俊偉建築師則分享了從建築設計角度如何實現碳中和的可行性，他表示，「永續建築不僅是建造一個環保的空間，更是打造一個未來的生活方式」 。
活動的高潮來自於與會者的熱烈討論，大家紛紛表示，希望未來能有更多這樣的機會參與到全球淨零碳排的行動中。TESA未來將繼續舉辦類似活動，期望能成為永續發展教育的領航者，並激發更多創新想法，為校園乃至全社會的綠色未來貢獻力量。
這次系列講座不僅是一場知識的饗宴，更是一場充滿希望的集會，為實現全球淨零碳排的願景注入了新的活力。TESA將繼續致力於構築永續校園，帶領協會夥件一起為美好未來努力。我們期待這次系列講座能引領更多志同道合者加入永續發展的行列，共同為全球氣候變遷問題尋求解決之道。無論是教育界的專業人士，還是對永續發展有興趣的社會大眾，這都是一次難得的學習與交流機會。讓我們共同為建設更美好的未來貢獻一份力量！
欲了解更多信息或報名參加，請訪問我們的官方網站或聯繫活動主辦單位。我們期待與您在系列講座中見面，共同探討淨零碳排與永續校園的未來！
[Series of Lectures]
Aligning with International Net-Zero Carbon Trends and Building Sustainable Campuses
In the context of global climate change, TESA has joined forces with numerous industry leaders to launch the “Aligning with International Net-Zero Carbon Trends and Building Sustainable Campuses” series of lectures, aiming to promote sustainable development in campuses and society. This event brings together experts such as Owen Sung, Vice President of WSP; Tsung-Wei Lu, Architect at Tec-Design Construction; Jenny Lin, Senior Sales Manager at Schneider Electric; and Vincent Liao, General Manager of Meters Energy Taiwan, to discuss how to achieve net-zero emissions through digital transformation and green technology.
The chairman of TESA stated that this series of lectures aims to enhance the understanding of sustainable development among all faculty and students, responding to the global call for net-zero carbon emissions through practical actions. Owen Sung from WSP emphasized that “net-zero carbon emissions are no longer an elective but a compulsory course,” stressing that businesses and educational institutions must work together to drive low-carbon transformation and become one of the strongest supply chains.
Jenny Lin from Schneider Electric shared how advanced low-carbon building technologies and smart energy management systems can achieve energy saving and carbon reduction goals. She showcased applications of SE distribution systems, smart panels, microgrid systems, and the EcoStruxure Building automation system, which have achieved remarkable results globally. For example, The Edge building in Amsterdam, through the installation of 28,000 IoT sensors, has become one of the world’s most sustainable buildings.
Vincent Liao, General Manager of Meters Energy Taiwan, shared his practical experience in promoting energy transformation locally, introducing how strategic energy decisions and modernizing existing systems can achieve high-efficiency energy savings. These experiences and knowledge provide valuable references for participants, helping them achieve sustainable development goals within their own campuses.
Owen Sung from WSP mentioned that the “Net-Zero Blueprint” covers multiple aspects, from greenhouse gas inventory to the establishment of low-carbon demonstration zones and the procurement of green energy, laying a comprehensive foundation for future net-zero campuses. Tsung-Wei Lu from Tec-Design Construction shared the feasibility of achieving carbon neutrality from an architectural design perspective, stating that “sustainable architecture is not only about creating an eco-friendly space but also about shaping a future lifestyle.”
The event reached a climax with enthusiastic discussions among the participants, who expressed their hope for more opportunities to engage in global net-zero carbon actions in the future. TESA will continue to host similar events, aspiring to become a leader in sustainable development education, inspiring more innovative ideas, and contributing to a green future for campuses and society.
This series of lectures is not only a feast of knowledge but also a gathering filled with hope, injecting new vitality into the vision of global net-zero carbon emissions. TESA will continue to dedicate itself to building sustainable campuses and leading association partners in striving for a better future. We hope this series of lectures will inspire more like-minded individuals to join the ranks of sustainable development, seeking solutions to global climate change. Whether you are a professional in the education field or a member of the public interested in sustainability, this is a rare opportunity for learning and exchange. Let us all contribute to building a better future together!
For more information or to register for participation, please visit our official website or contact the event organizers. We look forward to meeting you at the series of lectures to jointly explore the future of net-zero carbon emissions and sustainable campuses!
