AUDIT METHODOLOGY

A successful energy audit starts with a detailed site investigation to observe and determine when and where your facility uses energy.  Each energy consuming system is fully characterized so that potential improvements can be quantified in terms of both energy and cost savings.  Several levels of calculation methods are available to quantify energy savings.

Plant engineering and maintenance personnel are interviewed since they, above all, understand the operation of the building, where the problems lie, and usually what the energy efficient solutions are.  Field measurements of actual conditions are made to substantiate system operating parameters.  Photographic records of the building envelope and major system components are compiled to clearly communicate measures under evaluation.

• Formal, structured 10-step process

• Consistent, rigorous approach guarantees identification of viable Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs)

• Only the viable ECMs are evaluated in-depth, and incorporated into the final recommendations

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