Energy Audits

An Energy audit involves a systematic study undertaken on energy consuming sections and equipments. This includes construction of heat and mass balance with a view to identifying the flow of energy in each of the steps to pin-point wastage of energy. The energy audit would reveal specific areas of wastage and it would lead to suggestions for possible energy savings in all areas.

Areas of inspection

Air Tightness - Inspection of all windows, doors, loft area, chimneys, ventilation ducts, floors and block work.

Heating – Inspection of Boiler, Pipe work, Radiators and all other associated appliances.

Lighting – Inspection of all light bulbs and use of all natural, task and accent lighting.
 
Electricity – Check all appliance types for efficiency.

The energy audit report would contain recommendations for improving energy efficiency with cost benefit analysis and an action plan to reduce energy consumption. The conduct of energy audit and implementation of its recommendations on cost-benefit basis is designed to help the designated consumer to achieve significant reduction in their energy consumption levels. 

• Carry out a detailed energy audit

• Quantify energy consumption and establish base line energy information

• Construct energy and material balance

• Perform efficiency evaluation of energy & utility systems

• Compare energy norms with existing energy consumption levels

• Identify and prioritization of energy saving measures

• Analyse technical and financial feasibility of energy saving measures

• Recommend energy efficient technologies and alternate energy sources

• Report and follow up for implementation