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Energy Usage and Conservation

The university sets out to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, with an interim target of 45% reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030, from 2019 emissions. UWindsor is proud to officially announce and present the Campus Carbon Neutral Masterplan, the roadmap outlining our strategy to reducing GHG emissions and increasing energy efficiency on campus.

The University of Windsor energy usage and Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions reports:

  • GHG Emissions for 2019 -2022

Campus CO2 emissions of purchased energy from 2019 to 2022. In 2019 electricity CO2 emissions equal 933 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 25,319 tonnes. In 2020 electricity CO2 emissions equal 719 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 23,656 tonnes. In 2021, electricity CO2 emissions equal 793 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 19,243 tonnes. In 2022, electricity CO2 emissions equal 1,105 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 19,246 tonnes.

(full reports will be coming soon)

  • GHG Emissions for 2018 -2021 

​Campus CO2 emissions of purchased energy from 2018 to 2021. In 2018 electricity CO2 emissions equal 1,063 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 22,950 tonnes. In 2019 electricity CO2 emissions equal 933 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 25,319 tonnes. In 2020 electricity CO2 emissions equal 719 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 23,656 tonnes. In 2021, electricity CO2 emissions equal 793 tonnes, natural gas CO2 emissions equal 19,243 tonnes. 

(full reports will be coming soon)

Real-time energy dashboard (coming Fall 2023) 

To mitigate climate change, in 2018 the University of Windsor proposed an ambitious Energy Plan. It is currently under review by the Ontario Ministry of Labour. 

Also, the University has received two EnWin GreenStar awards, one in 2010 and the second one in 2018 for the sustainability initiatives.

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