A Level 1 commercial energy audit serves as a foundational assessment, offering a comprehensive review of a building’s energy usage patterns and pinpointing potential areas for enhancement.

It acts as an initial phase in the energy audit procedure, aiming to evaluate the overall energy efficiency of a building.

This evaluation assists building owners and facility managers in making well-informed decisions regarding potential upgrades to enhance energy efficiency.

We then produce a report that provides a comprehensive list of recommendations to enhance the building’s energy efficiency. This empowers businesses to make well-informed decisions about necessary changes. Undertaking a commercial energy audit is a crucial measure in controlling energy expenses and ensuring that a business optimally leverages all available energy-saving possibilities.

We are dedicated to helping businesses of all sizes reduce their energy consumption and lower their costs through energy audits.

Level 1 is the minimum Level of audit for ESOS Compliance.

– Suitable for energy audits of small or medium buildings, facilities, processes or fleets

– Preliminary audit for larger organisations

– Preliminary audit to determine potential improvements that require further Level 2 or 3 detailed study

– Quantitative overview based on overview data

– Can identify areas of focus for energy management resources

– Improved awareness of your energy usage patterns, overall costs and the potential benefits of better energy management

– Can identify significant energy uses

– Prepare energy consumption profiles and benchmarks to indicate current efficiency and to identify high energy consumers and to identify anomalies in daily, weekly, monthly or seasonal patterns

– Walk through survey to inspect energy users and to identify low cost and easily quantifiable energy savings opportunities

– Identify more capital intensive energy saving improvements at a generic level but not taken to technical resolution

– Typical and Indicative savings and payback periods calculated using common rules and simple payback method (Life-Cycle Costing Analysis where appropriate for ESOS Audits)

– Outline of steps required to generate specific actions that can be implemented (ESOS: Action Plan)