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| Energy Audit |
An energy
audit is a detailed study of a facility to determine how
and where energy is being used or converted from one
form to another, to identify opportunities to reduce
energy usage, evaluate the economics and technical
practicality of implementing these reductions, and to
formulate prioritized recommendations for implementing
process improvements to save energy.
As per the Energy Conservation Act, 2001, an "energy
audit" is defined as "the verification, monitoring and
analysis of use of energy including submission of a
technical report containing recommendations for
improving energy efficiency with cost benefit analysis
and an action plan to reduce energy consumption."
An audit should attempt to balance the total input of
energy with the use and costs. When an energy audit is
completed, it shows how much energy came into the
business during a month and how it was used in the
plant. Eco Energy Rating Ltd has the resources and the
competence to conduct Energy Audits to monitor and
reduce domestic and industrial energy use to reduce
GHG(CO2) emission and improve energy rating. |
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| Elements of an Energy Audit |
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Establishment of a baseline.
• Identifying areas for savings and wastages.
• Data collection and clarity on data and use.
• Mass and energy balance.
• Energy conservation opportunities.
• Energy saving potential.
• Feasibility.
• Prioritized recommendation.
• Monitoring. |
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| Types of Audits |
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Preliminary Energy Audit (PEA)
• Detailed Energy Audit (DEA) |
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