An energy audit is conducted to reveal your equipment’s energy usage and lower your costs and carbon emissions.
An energy audit acts as a tool for:
Your Energy Audit Report
Through an energy audit, your business will be provided with an easy to follow report identifying opportunities in relation to energy efficiency and energy conservation, by building and by appliance type
Your Energy Audit Report contains a summary of quantifiable recommendations your business can take to decrease your energy usage and carbon footprint.
The energy audit report provides you with a percentage reduction potential in energy consumption and presents the equivalent reduction in environmental impact, i.e. Greenhouse Gas emission (tCO2e).
Energy audits are conducted to the principals of the Australian and New Zealand standard for energy audits – AS/NZS 3598.
The Approach – What to expect.
Analysis
Data Analysis
A desktop audit of all of your energy bills and data.
Interviews
Knowledge & Skills
Information gathering from key personnel.
Investigation
Investigation
A site investigation of all your equipment which use energy within specified area.
Assessment
Task Appropriate
Measurements of appropriate lighting levels.
Monitoring
Monitoring
Monitoring power consumption on significant equipment.
Reporting
Findings & Recommendations
Presentation and discussion of findings and recommendations for key staff.