Energy Audits
Having an energy audit completed can help you to reduce your energy consumption (both in kWh and £s), as well as reducing your CO2 emissions. It can also assist in improving comfort and productivity, through better equipment. Lastly, it can help you achieve regulatory compliance.
Why Have an Energy Audit?
It can help you understand where, how and when energy is being used
It can identify cost-saving opportunities
It can help reduce carbon emissions and operating costs
It can help support compliance with schemes such as ESOS or ISO 50001
What Does An Energy Audit Involve?
Typically, this will include:
1. Data collection (energy bills and/or consumption data from meter readings)
Review of building plans and existing equipment
2. Site Survey
To assess equipment, processes and operational practices
To identify inefficient equipment, incorrect controls and maintenance issues
3. Analysis
Calculation of energy consumption patterns
Benchmarking energy performance against similar types of sites
Identify "quick wins" versus longer term projects
4. Recommendations
Actions to improve energy savings (kWh and £)
Highlight carbon reduction potential
Annual payback period or ROI
5. Report
Findings explained in a clear and understandable manner, including evidence to back up savings
Follow up meetings to answer any queries raised from the report
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