University Water Consumption
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Ranked 1001-1500 in the THE: Impact Ratings 2026
Data taken from May 2024 - May 205
Data taken from May 2023 - May 2024
From May 2024 to April 2025, the institution consumed a total of 176,886 cubic meters of water, with monthly consumption ranging from 11,062 cubic meters in July 2024 to a peak of 17,306 cubic meters in October 2024. Water usage generally increased during the latter half of 2024, reaching its highest levels in September, October, and November before declining in December and January. Consumption rose again in the succeeding months, reflecting fluctuations that may be attributed to operational demands, seasonal conditions, and campus activities. These consumption trends underscore the importance of continuously strengthening water conservation initiatives, promoting efficient water use, and regularly monitoring consumption to support the institution's sustainability goals and responsible resource management.
The data shows that UIC’s water consumption fluctuates throughout the year. It begins at 3,743 m³ in May and rises to 4,365 m³ in June before slightly decreasing in July (3,812 m³) and August (3,671 m³). A steady increase is observed from September (5,008 m³) to November (6,168 m³), which marks the highest consumption. In December, usage drops to 4,469 m³, and no data is recorded for January. Consumption resumes at 3,908 m³ in February and climbs again to 4,666 m³ in March, while April also shows zero consumption. This indicates peak water usage during September to November and lower usage during break periods such as December, January, and April.
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