This project introduces students to renewable energy through the design and construction of a small-scale biogas system for hostel organic waste. Working collaboratively with partner schools, learners explored sustainable waste management, renewable energy technologies, and environmental conservation while supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Orientation sessions focused on SDG 7, SDG 9, SDG 11 and SDG 13, introducing renewable energy, innovation, sustainable cities and climate action.
Learners researched biogas technology, prepared system layouts, estimated costs and sourced environmentally friendly materials.
Students built a mini plastic bioreactor, installed waste inlet pipes, gas storage chambers and piping under teacher supervision while ensuring safety and environmental best practices.
Demonstration of the construction and installation of the mini biogas system by students.
Official signed partnership agreement used for the international School collaboration. This document serves as evidence of the partnership established between both schools for the ISA project.
Students created posters, flyers, videos and presentations before hosting a Clean Energy Day Exhibition.
Students' Clean Energy awareness campaign highlighting the importance of renewable energy, environmental sustainability, and responsible waste management.
Students participated in a virtual seminar discussing renewable energy, waste management and climate action with partner schools.
Recording of the virtual seminar held with partner schools on renewable energy, waste management, and climate action.
Browse photographs, videos, presentations and reports documenting every stage of the Biogas Project.
Students constructing and installing the mini biogas system.
Students presenting the Clean Energy awareness campaign.