Energy Management Systems
Energy and Resource Conservation
System Integration Architecture
Sustainability in Building Intelligence
Energy Audit
Have you considered even just a level 1 energy audit? this could be less than $2000 and provide considerable useful information which has the potential to save 3 or 4 times the initial cost, if not more.
Do you have energy management or monitoring system (EMS)?
Call us today to arrange an Energy Audit Consultation at your Facility.
An energy audit, Level 1, is the first stage to gaining control and visibility into your energy consumption within your facility. The level 1 Energy Audit sets the benchmark to make improvements from which to take measurements and verification The Audit is the first component to making your commercial building a more sustainable building.
We have a plethora of Energy Management Systems and solutions to improve your energy consumption, a level 1 Energy Audit is critical to establish where the money is being spent and to measure the strategies our Energy Management Systems deliver post their installation.
| Energy Audits | ||
|---|---|---|
| Audit Level | Description | Accuracy |
| Level 1 | is an evaluation of the overall energy consumption of a site or location. It provides benchmarks so that future energy use can be tracked and evaluated. It also identifies where savings can be made and a shortlist of high priority recommendations where actions can be taken, including a statement of costs and potential savings. | +/- 40% |
| Level 2 | identifies the source of energy to a site, the amount of energy supplied, and what the energy is used for. It also identifies where savings can be made and recommends actions that can be taken to reduce energy use, and provides a statement of costs and potential savings. | +/- 20% |
| Level 3 | provides a detailed analysis of energy usage, savings that can be made, and the cost of achieving those savings. Detailed economic analysis with an appropriate level of accuracy is required. It identifies where savings can be made and recommends where actions can be taken and provide a statement of costs and potential savings. | +/- 10% |
| AS/NZS 3598:2000 | ||
