Energy Auditing for University Energy Management: A Tool for Enhancing Sustainability

Universities are significant energy consumers, and effective energy management is important for sustainability and cost reduction. This article explores the role of energy audits in helping universities improve their energy management and sustainability practices. It analyzes research from 2010 to 2024 to identify various energy auditing techniques, tools, and methodologies used by different institutions. The article demonstrates how diverse auditing approaches can uncover energy inefficiencies and propose practical solutions. Key findings indicate that thorough energy audits are important for promoting sustainability goals through improved energy efficiency and waste reduction. However, universities face challenges in implementing audit recommendations due to infrastructure limitations and technological constraints. The review emphasizes the essential role of energy auditing in enhancing both environmental and economic performance and underscores the importance of ongoing innovation and adaptation in energy auditing practices. In conclusion, the article suggests exploring new technologies and improving auditing techniques to better support sustainability efforts in universities.

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Advances in science and technology
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2025-02-03
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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-x2str1
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4
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Energy Efficiency and Management
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Energy Auditing for University Energy Management: A Tool for Enhancing Sustainability

Adinife Patrick Azodo, Jennifer John, Francis Canice Tochukwu Mezue, Emmanuel Uda Bawa-Boyi
4 citations
Advances in science and technology
Energy Efficiency and Management
1.45
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Energy Auditing for University Energy Management: A Tool for Enhancing Sustainability

Adinife Patrick Azodo, Jennifer John, Francis Canice Tochukwu Mezue, Emmanuel Uda Bawa-Boyi
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Abstract

Universities are significant energy consumers, and effective energy management is important for sustainability and cost reduction. This article explores the role of energy audits in helping universities improve their energy management and sustainability practices. It analyzes research from 2010 to 2024 to identify various energy auditing techniques, tools, and methodologies used by different institutions. The article demonstrates how diverse auditing approaches can uncover energy inefficiencies and propose practical solutions. Key findings indicate that thorough energy audits are important for promoting sustainability goals through improved energy efficiency and waste reduction. However, universities face challenges in implementing audit recommendations due to infrastructure limitations and technological constraints. The review emphasizes the essential role of energy auditing in enhancing both environmental and economic performance and underscores the importance of ongoing innovation and adaptation in energy auditing practices. In conclusion, the article suggests exploring new technologies and improving auditing techniques to better support sustainability efforts in universities.

Advances in science and technologyVol. 160
Federal Polytechnic Oko (NG), Federal University Wukari
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Energy Efficiency and Management
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