Energy AuditBuilding tier · measurement

Find out where your building’s energy actually goes.

A complete, sensor-based audit of your facility, showing exactly where energy is being lost and how to fix it.

The hidden cost of invisibility

You cannot reduce a load you cannot see.

Most facilities have no visibility into how their electricity is actually being used. This leads to hidden wastage, higher bills, overloaded equipment, and costly operations — all because decisions are made without real data.

An engineer holding a clamp meter against the busbars of an open distribution board
Two engineers, one day on site. Temporary metering goes on the circuits that matter, at one-minute resolution.

Methodology, four steps

measured, not modelledACMC30 INSTALLED25%the savingBaseline periodPost-install periodsame circuits · same instruments · 60 s samplingsame circuits · same instruments · 60 s samplingBOTH PERIODS CORRECTED FOR DEGREE-DAYS AND OCCUPANCY BEFORE THE SUBTRACTION
The baseline is the deliverable that makes every later claim checkable. Without a measured pre-install period there is no reference to subtract from, and a saving becomes an assertion.
01Site visitTwo engineers walk the facility, list the loads and read the distribution board as built.
02MeteringTemporary metering on the circuits that matter, sampling at one-minute resolution.
03BaselineA measured consumption profile by circuit and by hour, normalised for weather and occupancy.
04ReportWhere the energy goes, what can be recovered, what it costs to recover it, and in what order.

What you get

A written report, not a presentation. Every figure in it is measured on your site.

ENERGY AUDIT · WRITTEN REPORTWhat you receive01Measured load breakdownby circuit, by hour02Single-line diagram, as builtwhat is actually connected03Ranked opportunity listsaving against installed cost04Modelled paybackagainst your own tariff05Baseline for verificationthe reference for every later claim
A written report, not a presentation. Every figure in it is measured on your site, and the baseline at the end is what makes every later claim checkable.
A plant room with two chillers and a row of wall-mounted distribution panels
Whole facility, or one machine. The scope is set to the question you are actually asking.

Scope and what happens afterwards

Set per engagement
ScopeWhole facility, or one machineA full audit across every distribution board, or a targeted assessment of a single floor, department or piece of equipment. The scope is set to the question you are actually asking.
AfterwardsPortable, or left in placeThe metering can be removed once the report is delivered, or kept on the circuits it was installed on so the baseline keeps running and later savings stay measurable against it.

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Two engineers, one day on site, a written report with measured baseline and modelled payback.

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