QCU Engineering Showcases ‘Pedal Power Project’ at 2025 National Bike Day Active Mobility Forum
Quezon City University’s College of Engineering and the IECEP QCU Student Chapter showcased innovative sustainable technology during the 2025 National Bike Day Active Mobility Forum held at the Quezon City M.I.C.E. Center.
The university’s participation highlighted its commitment to promoting active mobility, environmental sustainability, and engineering innovation. Taking center stage at the exhibition was the organization’s flagship Pedal Power Project, a practical engineering solution that transforms human-powered cycling into usable electrical energy.
Designed as a real-world sustainability initiative, the prototype demonstrates how renewable energy can be generated through physical activity. The project exemplifies how engineering innovation can address environmental challenges while promoting healthy and sustainable transportation alternatives.
More than a classroom concept, the Pedal Power Project reflects the ingenuity and dedication of QCU engineering students in developing solutions that contribute to cleaner and greener communities.
University representatives noted that the project aligns with QCU’s broader sustainability agenda, building upon the institution’s recent recognition for excellence in climate action. Through initiatives such as the Pedal Power Project, QCU continues to empower future engineers and student leaders to develop technologies that promote environmental responsibility and community development.
The forum, centered on the theme “Iisang Daan, Iisang Kinabukasan: Nagkakaisang Padyak Para sa Ligtas at Likas-Kayang Pamayanan,”brought together stakeholders from government, academia, and industry to discuss active mobility solutions and sustainable urban development.#QCU
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