Sign our petitionMore than 10,000 m2 of free roof space is available on the HSG campus. This surface area is ideally suited for installing of solar systems. Today, solar systems are already the cheapest way to produce additional electricity, making its expansion a clear WIN-WIN solution! That's why we want more of them on the HSG Campus!
The majority of the buildings belong to the Canton of St. Gallen. That's why we are launching a petition calling on the canton to provide greater support for solar projects on the HSG campus. Support us by signing today. Share it with your fellow students and colleagues and help us generate an impact at our university! |
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Be the change you want to see in the world. - Mahatma Gandhi
For the students of the University of St. Gallen
Here we would like to give you some ideas on how you can support our cause, but also how you can let your sustainability mind-set permeate your everyday life. After all, each and every one of us has the opportunity to change the world, to take a step towards a sustainable future and to help shape it.
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Apply for the MaCS programme
Become part of the solution. Develop skills in managing climate solutions, a top priority in today's business environment. Help your future employer recognise its expertise and strengthen its network of climate-positive innovators. |
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Choose green electricity
Did you know that in St. Gallen you can decide for yourself which electricity mix you and your flatmates use? With St. Gallen Eco Plus electricity, you can power your house with an energy mix of 60% hydroelectric power, 20% wind energy and 20% solar energy. |
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Awareness
Solar power is important for a sustainable future. However, we also need to be economical with this energy and reduce our consumption of resources. Increase your awareness of how much energy you use in your everyday life. |
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Visibility
Choose our zoom background to increase the visibility of our projects. We want to reach as many students as possible and show them that we as students can also contribute to a more sustainable university. |
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