Detail Audit Report

Level 2:?This is closer to ‘investment grade’ and is what most companies choose since it provides detailed measurements and estimated financial payback and ROI information enabling them?to act on recommendations. Detailed Audit.?Detailed audits are much more in-depth, and normally require extensive measurements, data logging, engineering calculations and financial analysis.??Level 2 audits are the most cost-effective for mid-size and large facilities that lack in-house resources to investigate energy efficiency opportunities.?They are also most appropriate when management desires actionable information supported by solid technical and financial analysis.??Level 2 audits often involve equipment field tests, inventorying equipment energy performance data, creating energy profiles for equipment and systems, discussing potential O&M changes, and evaluating potential energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. A written report is provided that includes categorization of energy usage, and/or production normalization of energy consumption, utility tariff analysis, and detailed analysis of each energy conservation measure (ECM) identified.

Detail Audit Report (Level 2 )

A preliminary activity towards instituting energy efficiency programs in an establishment. Consists of activities that seek to identify conservation opportunities preliminary to the development of an energy savings program:

1. Review energy consumption
2. Analysis of tariffs and charges
3. Physical inspection of plant and equipment's
4. Recommendations for potential savings
5. Implement energy management program
6. To determine ways to reduce energy consumption per unit of product output or to lower operating costs

Why Conduct Energy Audit ?

1. To develop database
2. To determine if energy is being used efficiently
3. Identify opportunities for saving energy
4. Identify cost savings
5. Highlight potential improvements to existing systems
6. Assist in planning for future expansion