In the course of a Grade 3 Audit, energy auditors engage in a comprehensive analysis of a building’s energy consumption patterns, systems, and components. This entails assessing the efficiency of HVAC systems, lighting, insulation, windows, and other pertinent factors.

The auditors gather extensive data on your energy usage, conduct engineering calculations, and may employ sophisticated computer modelling to simulate your potential energy savings and project financial returns.

– Whole site, process, system or fleet

– Comprehensive energy audit with significant input from the organisation

– Generally only cost effective for organisations with high energy spends or institutions with targeted capital-investment grants

– Also applicable at the system level (e.g. compressed air)

– Identification and evaluation of a range of coherent and specific energy performance improvement opportunities with identified costs and benefits, including quantification of “non-energy” gains

– Analyse detailed energy and process data to identify and evaluate opportunities

– More detailed investigation of opportunities

–Consideration of business strategies in the audit

– Detailed understanding of energy consumption and use

– Identification and analysis of energy saving opportunities, including no cost, low-cost and capital investment measures to include energy and non-energy benefits

– preliminary equipment design or process improvement and detailed cost requirements

– Data for energy review purposes

– Examination of metering systems and recommendations to address data gaps