臺北市綠能環境教育計畫

呼應全球性議題在臺北市推廣綠能

自18世紀工業革命以來，人類活動影響全球氣候的程度越發顯著，氣候變遷已是迫切需要大眾關注的全球性議題，發展綠色能源、朝向永續生活更是回應此危機的努力方向。

 

因臺北市每人平均用電量居全臺之冠，又身為臺灣首都，故推動綠能環境教育、深化綠能發展、實踐低碳生活理念更有示範性作用。

 

透過多元方式讓綠能在臺北發酵

本團隊接受專案委託，以過往研究文獻及公民團體累積之調查資料為基礎，研擬專屬臺北市的的綠能環境教育策略及行動方案，並透過多元環境教育講座、活動等，讓民眾對綠色能源有更深的認識。

 

此外，本團隊也搭配107年臺北市因應綠能發展而完工的綠能場域｢臺北能源之丘」，辦理多場參訪及解說導覽活動，更透過實體展覽，擴大推廣綠能知識、節能及資源再利用的理念，並加強宣傳「臺北能源之丘」。​​

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The goal of this project is to promote the concept of sustainable energy development in everyday life, In order to increase the public awareness of green energy, and to deeply root the importance of saving energy and carbon reduction into the hearts of Taipei residents.

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Responding to Global Issues to Promote Green Energy in Taipei

Since the industrial revolution in the 18th century, human activities influencing the global climate have become more serious. Climate change is a global issue that urgently needs public attention. Developing green energy and enhancing sustainable living are the ways to solve this crisis.

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The capital city of Taiwan, Taipei city, has the highest average electricity consumption per capita in the country, hence Taipei city promoted green energy education, increased green energy development, and implemented concepts of low- carbon living as the role model for the nation.

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Green Energy Has Been Driven in Taipei Through Multiple Ways

Our team was commissioned to develop a green energy education strategy and action plan exclusively for Taipei City based on past research literature and survey data accumulated by citizen groups, and the understanding of the public regarding green energy was improved via various environmental education lectures and activities.

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In addition, our team conducted a number of visits, guided tours and practical exhibitions to strengthen the promotion of "Taipei Energy Hill" and expand the concept of green energy, saving energy and reusing resources.

 

Execution year: 2016 – 2019

Authorizing Agency: Department of Environmental Protection, Taipei City Government

Keywords: citizen science, national spatial plan, citizen participation

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