Does your university as a body undergo energy reviews to identify areas where energy wastage is highest?

Yes

The faculties have developed a program to rationalize energy consumption, which includes several measures in accordance with the decisions issued by the Assiut University Council, such as cleaning and maintaining all lamps and light fixtures, and turning off air conditioning units and lights during periods when faculty members and staff are not present in their workspaces.

Committees have been formed within each faculty to hold regular meetings to monitor the implementation of energy-saving measures and prepare reports. Based on the recommendation of the Energy Efficiency Committee to use energy-saving devices, the relevant departments in the faculties have provided and distributed energy-efficient light bulbs. Additionally, the faculties' administrations ensure that energy-efficient devices and supplies are purchased when acquiring new equipment.

The faculties have implemented the necessary measures to rationalize electricity consumption in accordance with the decision issued by the Assiut University Council in its session No. (643).

The decisions followed in the university to rationalize energy consumption.: https://www.aun.edu.eg/AUIRO/sites/default/files/eng5.pdf

Numerous research projects, supported by various organizations, are underway to address this issue by identifying energy wastage areas within Assiut University. These projects are supervised by the University's Energy Management Center and have produced studies. The published research file detailing the results and locations of identified wastage areas).

https://jjee.ttu.edu.jo/journals/v/vol9/issue4-vol9/page/2/