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Energy audit

Find out where energy is lost and what it costs you.

Electrical, thermal and complex energy audits for industrial enterprises and buildings: on-site measurements, the actual and optimised energy balance and an action plan ranked by feasibility.

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What it includes

What an energy audit includes

  • Defining, together with the client, the boundary to be analysed, focused on areas with efficiency potential
  • Collecting and analysing consumption and production data over the operating history
  • Quantitative and qualitative energy measurements
  • Drawing up the actual energy balance and the optimised balance
  • Organisational measures with immediate results and technically feasible optimisation solutions
  • Economic analysis of the proposed investments using specific financial indicators
  • A prioritised plan of measures and presentation of the results to the client's team

What you get

What you get after the audit

Lower losses

Fewer losses of energy, compressed air, heat carrier or cooling in distribution systems.

Investments repaid from savings

Every measure comes with its estimated saving, cost and payback period.

Optimised equipment

Refrigeration and air compressors, furnaces, boiler plants, ventilation and pumping systems run in their optimal regime.

Safer operation

Monitoring of consumption and protection status, less corrective maintenance.

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Which types of energy audit do you carry out?

Industrial electrical energy audits, thermal energy audits and complex energy audits covering both the electrical and the thermal side of a site.

What do I receive at the end of the audit?

A report with the actual and the optimised energy balance, the list of measures ranked by saving and cost, the economic analysis of the investments and a prioritised action plan.

How accurate is the data?

Power quality is measured with a class A analyser to IEC 61000-4-30 (Sonel PQM-711), with reports compliant with EN 50160.

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