Rob Nengerman: building a sustainable campusFor the last three and a half years, Rob Nengerman has been construction project manager at University of Twente. “That means I supervise large-scale building projects like Technohal and now Langezijds from start to finish”, he says. “Those are challenging projects. There’s a lot of detail involved in the design, planning and budget. You also have to work directly with the end user and all the stakeholders involved in the project. Sustainability is a huge part of that process.”Read more
University of Twente commits to further reduce the energy consumption of buildingsThe University of Twente commits to a binding, long-term agreement with the Dutch government to further reduce the energy consumption of its real estate. This takes the form of MJA-4 (MeerJarenAfspraken-4, or Multi-year Agreement 4). In practice, this means that the UT will work to reduce gas consumption on campus and improve the energy efficiency of its buildings. MJA-4 runs from 2023 to 2026 and is a continuation of MJA-3, which ran from 2005 to 2020.Read more
Rob Nengerman: building a sustainable campus
University of Twente commits to further reduce the energy consumption of buildings
Two new trucks for logistics
Executive Board receives call for climate action
A future proof university
New minor 'Energy Transition Perspectives'
European tender for cleaning; renewed collaboration with Asito
ROC van Twente, Saxion and UT organise Sustainability Week
University of Twente contributes to world’s largest electric car park
30 July 'Nightbutterflynight' KNVV at University of Twente
Update construction works 30 km/h zone campus
Circular Challenge
