Energy Audits & Efficiency Assessments
Identify the systems driving energy consumption and prioritise efficiency measures based on operating evidence, feasibility and measurement needs.
Discuss your requirementsAn evidence base for energy investment decisions
Facilities teams often assess several competing measures at once, from operating adjustments to plant replacement. Comparing them requires consistent assumptions about load, operating hours, equipment condition and how benefits will be verified.
Scope of work
We review metering and utility information with the operating team, examine significant loads and identify opportunities appropriate to the study scope. Recommendations distinguish operating measures from options requiring further engineering or investment appraisal.
Consumption and load profile
We reconcile available bills, meter data and operating hours and review significant loads such as cooling, pumping or process equipment where relevant.
Opportunity assessment
The audit considers operating measures, maintenance and potential upgrades, with documented assumptions and the limits of available data.
Priorities and verification
We identify measures suitable for action and those needing further measurement, design or commercial review.
Frequently asked questions
Can you estimate savings for a proposed change?
Where data are adequate, the report can give a documented estimate. The scope identifies where further measurement or engineering analysis is needed.
Can the audit feed into ISO 50001 or an incentive application?
Yes. Agree the evidence requirement at the start so the audit can capture relevant meters, operating data and assumptions.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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