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Institutional development · Sustainability and civic impact · Iraq

University of Kufa reviews electrical loads in its buildings to set energy-saving priorities

The University of Kufa is drawing up detailed inventories of electrical loads and reviewing equipment in its administrative and academic buildings to find where consumption and waste can be reduced.

Photo: Akam Aziz / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Why it matters: The University of Kufa's administrative and academic buildings are the focus of a review intended to locate high-consumption areas and cut energy waste.

The University of Kufa said it is continuing work to improve electricity efficiency across its buildings and its administrative and academic facilities, as part of efforts to rationalise energy use and strengthen environmental sustainability.

According to the university, the work involves preparing detailed tables that inventory electrical loads and reviewing the devices and equipment in use.

The university said the aim is to identify areas of high consumption and opportunities to cut waste and improve energy efficiency.

Editor’s view

Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor

The review covers the University of Kufa's administrative and academic buildings and the equipment in them, and the university said its purpose is to pinpoint high-consumption areas and opportunities to reduce waste.

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