Implementation of carbon accounting in green buildings at the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR)
Keywords:
Carbon Accounting, Green Buildings, Ministry of Public Works, Public HousingAbstract
This research aims to describe the implementation of carbon accounting in green buildings in the Ministerial Building of the Ministry of PUPR. This research explores more deeply how carbon accounting practices can be applied and provide benefits in efforts to reduce emissions in green buildings. This study used qualitative research methods. This research uses a case study approach as an in-depth qualitative methodology. The location of this research is the Ministerial Building of the Ministry of PUPR which is located at Jl. Pattimura No. 20 South Jakarta. For the validity of this research data, researchers used triangulation techniques. The results of research on the implementation of carbon accounting and the amount of carbon produced in the Ministerial Building of the Ministry of PUPR, namely the amount of carbon accounting from electricity use in 2023 was recorded at 1,829.3 tonco2e, the amount of carbon accounting from water use in 2023 resulted in carbon accounting of 8.07 tonco2e, the implementation of reduction Carbon emissions and the intensity of building use cause an increase in emissions in the 2019-2023 period. Trend analysis of carbon emissions from water use peaked in 2013 at 10,556 kgco2e.
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