Did you know that Central Luzon State University has 8 solar power sites installed inside the campus? Through the help of these solar panels, the University was able to save up Php500,000 in 2021 from the solar power energy generated amounting to 87.1MWh from October to December.

Aside from saving electricity bill, CLSU also sequestered a total of 55,236.5kg of carbon dioxide emissions which is equivalent to 1,648 trees planted for the same year.

The solar power sites are installed in the following buildings: CLSU ICT Research and Development Training Center (CLIRDEC), College of Home Science and Industry (CHSI) Culinary Arts, CLSU Auditorium, FPJ Communication Hall, Library of the College of Agriculture, Multi-purpose Hall, Ramon Magsaysay-Center for Agricultural Resources and Environmental Studies (RM-CARES), and Agriculture and Food Technology Business Incubator (AFTBI).