Energy Audit has
3 distinct phases
• Measurement- at Client’s
premises
• Analysis- at Auditors office
• Reporting- submission to Client
The Implementation [if pursued] of Energy
Audit proposals has the following phases
•
Monitoring
•
Verification
Approach
Measurement phase
Opening Day – Initiation of Audit
& Measurement phase at Client’s
premises
• Opening meeting with Top Management
involving Maintenance team
• Scope of Energy Audit- finalisation
• Identification of “pain”
areas if any
• Resource planning- support required
from clients end for conducting measurements
• Fixing time line for completing
measurement phase
Closing meeting upon completion
of Measurement
Analysis & Reporting
phases
•Gaps in Measurement, if any, identified
during Analysis will be carried out with
Clients consent
• A draft report containing
1.
Energy Conservation opportunities
in 3 categories-
•
Zero Investment [Instant payback]
•
Minor Investment [pay back in < 2 years]
•
Major Investment [pay back < 3 years]
2. Good practices –Safe
practices increasing longevity of equipments
will be submitted to Management, for
discussions.
• Technically and Economically
feasible proposals will be identified
and the Final report, with details of
Measurement, will be submitted to Management.
The Implementation phase
will be undertaken on the advice of Management.
