Perform comprehensive on-site audits and interview building managers to gather detailed information about the facility’s operations, schedules and existing conditions.
An energy audit is a comprehensive examination and analysis of a building’s energy use. It aims to identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption, improve efficiency, and lower costs. Energy audits are essential for businesses who want to manage their energy consumption more effectively, reduce energy costs, and enhance sustainability across their organization.
Identifying inefficiencies and implementing recommendations can lead to significant reductions in energy bills
Enhancing energy performance often improves the overall efficiency of systems and equipment
Reducing energy consumption decreases greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to environmental sustainability.
Improving energy efficiency can lead to better temperature control and indoor air quality.
Meeting regulatory requirements and taking advantage of government incentives or rebates for energy efficiency improvements.
By incorporating energy modeling into an investment-grade audit and following our detailed process, we ensure that our analysis is thorough and reliable. Our approach guarantees that clients receive actionable insights to optimize their energy efficiency, enabling them to make informed decisions that will enhance their facility’s energy performance.
Gather plans and utility data for the building’s existing architectural and mechanical drawings. This includes receiving lighting audits performed by the client, as lighting audits are not included in our quote.
Perform comprehensive on-site audits and interview building managers to gather detailed information about the facility’s operations, schedules and existing conditions.
Use the collected data to create an initial energy model, simulating the current energy consumption and identifying baseline performance metrics.
Provide a detailed report outlining the initial findings, including identified inefficiencies and preliminary ECM suggestions.
The client will discuss the report and findings with the building owners to refine the list of proposed ECMs. The client will provide specifications, including model numbers, for the technologies being proposed under the ECMs.
Update the preliminary model to incorporate the proposed ECMs and their specific technologies. Re-simulate the energy consumption scenarios to evaluate the impact of the ECMs.
Deliver a final report detailing the updated findings, potential energy savings, and payback periods for the ECMs being proposed.
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