Energy audit stages

Initial energy audit

The purpose of the first energy audit is to get a general idea of the energy status of the enterprise at the initial stage.

At this stage, the equipment is inspected, primary data on energy consumption is collected, and key energy loss points are identified for further audit formation with the identification of priority areas for a more detailed, comprehensive audit of the enterprise.

Secondary energy audit

This is a more detailed study of the company’s energy processes and systems after the primary audit.

The secondary audit involves a thorough analysis of equipment operation, measurement of energy consumption in different areas, determination of system efficiency to further identify specific optimization points, development of detailed recommendations for necessary technical work, system adjustments or modernization of equipment and systems.

Extraordinary energy audit

An extraordinary audit is carried out in the event of changes in power systems and/or equipment malfunctions.

During an extraordinary audit of energy systems, changes in energy consumption are assessed, possible malfunctions are identified, and previously implemented measures are corrected. Responding to changes in energy systems helps maintain high efficiency. The combined use of these types of energy audits allows companies to create and maintain effective energy management strategies in the long term