Energy Audit
An Energy Audit can be simply defined as:
A process of determining the types and costs of energy use in the building, evaluating uses of energy, and identifying opportunities to reduce consumption.
The Energy Audit allows us to identify the users that represent 80% of the current energy consumption.
As an important part of the development of the Energy Audit, the necessary budgets must be prepared to implement each of the saving measures and create a portfolio of projects with the best profitability.
This process will derive a series of energy-saving actions, some measures include:
- Improvements in maintenance.
- Best practices and waste reduction.
- Others require investment to generate technological modernization.
Our Methodology to carry out an EA:
- Previous office jobs.
- Collection of information. Including
measurements on parameters such as:
Electrical, Temperature, Pressure, Flow, etc. - Energy and Efficiency Evaluation.
- Determination of Energy Saving
Opportunities. - Technical Feasibility Analysis.
- Economic Evaluation.
- Selection of Profitable Actions.
- Application of Energy Saving Actions.
BENEFITS OF PERFOMING AN ENERGY AUDIT
- Allows you to identify energy saving actions.
- Permits the identification of strategies for reducing energy use.
- Technological Upgrades and Lowering Polluting Gas Emissions.
- Designs reliable, practical projects without diminishing comfort or
- productivity.
- Prioritize actions based on investment and profitability.