An energy survey is an on-site technical investigation of the supply, use and management of energy which is used to identify energy saving measures. Below is a list of steps in the process of carrying out an energy survey and audit.
- Preliminary Audit
- Appoint Energy Management
- Planning
- Site Audit and Survey:
- Energy Management
- Energy Supply
- Energy Conversion
- Energy Use
- Findings
- Implementation
- Monitoring
- Data
- Target Setting
- Continuous Review
An energy survey is an on-site technical investigation of the supply, use and management of energy which is used to identify energy saving measures. Below is a list of steps in the process of carrying out an energy survey and audit.
The survey should consider the main things affecting energy use listed below:
The on-site survey will consist of the following:
Equipment used in the on-site survey:
Upon finalisation of the site survey and with the information achieved, a pricing quote and installation plan will be put in place. It is essential to know what the customer’s capital budget will be before implementing this. If the budget doesn’t cover all the work needed to be carried out then a 5 year metering plan may be necessary. Once all these findings are finalised and achieved then a list of works will be sent to the sales team and an overall price and plan will be implemented.