One of the first steps in taking control of the energy consumption of your organisation is to understand the energy use within the premises by undertaking a site survey and audit. This will help you to identify the opportunities for improving energy efficiency and reducing your costs aside from improved energy rates.

Current performance can be assesed and priority areas identified  for action, with the best return. The results and recommendations from the Energy Survey are delivered in a detailed report outlining the building, current energy management practices, energy costs and consumptions, benchmark results, observations on all energy-consuming equipment and controls. Recommendations on energy savings will be made, showing energy and CO2 emissions savings, estimated implementation costs and payback periods.

 

• Post survey, you will have a complete understanding of energy costs across all your utilities. Once this is done the premises can then be benchmarked against industry standard performance indicators to assess your building’s relative energy performance.
• You will also gain a complete understanding of building energy consumptions across all utilities. This will involve an awareness of all the energy consuming equipment on site and their control strategies, leading to an understanding of energy flows through the building.
• Energy-saving opportunities are identified, along with implementation costs and payback periods. Depending on the level of energy survey commissioned, this may only identify areas of potential energy cost savings, with more specific work required in certain areas.