Energy Audit
Energy Audit Value
An energy audit comprises a detailed analysis of an organization's energy performance, equipment, system(s), or process(es). It is, based on appropriate measurement and observation of energy use, energy efficiency, and consumption.
Energy audits are, planned and conducted to identify and prioritize opportunities to improve energy performance, reduce energy waste, and obtain related environmental benefits. Audits output include information on current use and performance, and they provide ranked recommendations for improvement in terms of energy performance and financial benefits.
Energy Audit Levels
A commercial building energy audit can generally be classified, into three levels of effort, in addition to the Preliminary Energy-Use Analysis (PEA), which is a prerequisite of any energy audit.
- Level 1 - Walk Through.
- Level 2 - Energy Survey Analysis.
- Level 3 - Detailed analysis of Capital Intensive Measures.
International standards allow for differences in terms of scope, boundary, and audit objectives.
Energy Audit Process
The energy audit scope is, determined by the project owner or facility manager in deliberation with the auditor. The process of conducting an energy audit may differ from project to project, size, and complexity and entails the following activities:
- Energy audit planning.
- Opening meeting.
- Data collection.
- Measurement plan.
- Conduct the site walk.
- Analysis.
- Energy audit reporting.
- Closing meeting.
The Next Step?
Quote the saying that “you can't manage what you can't measure.”
The next step would be, take action and request us a proposal for your building Energy Audit.
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