Energy Auditing
Opportuinty Audit
An opportunity audit provides a client with a basic understanding of the energy performance of their buidling and some guidelines as to what opportuities are available to save energy
This audit normally entails one of our engineers attending site to examine all plant and equipment installed. We examine energy bills and then preapre a presentation which is presented to you at your premises.
- Energy Consumption Breakdown
- Basic Energy Conservation Measures
- Carbon Footprint
- High Level Implementation Costs
Investment Audit
An Investment Grade Audit provides a client with a more comprehesive understanding of the energy performance of the buidling. Detailed Energy Conservation Measures are investigated and costed fully.
This audit normally entails our engineers and trusted partners attending site to examine all plant and equipment installed. A detailed report is prepared to colate the information and proposed energy conservation meassures.
- Comprehensive Energy Breakdown
- Detailed & Costed Energy Conservation Measures
- Financing Proposals
EU Energy Efficiency Directive
SI 426 is the regulation implemented by the Irish Government to give effect to the European Union (Energy Efficiency) Regulations 2014. This directive places an onus on eligible business users to implement an energy audit before December 2015, and every four years thereafter.
This audit normally entails one of our engineers attending site to examine all plant and equipment installed. We also examine energy bills which include all energy consumed in transportation. A detailed report is then preapred in accordance with the prescription set out in the regulations.
This audit and report examines the building energy performance in comparison to similar building. Opportunities for reduction of energy consumption and Carbon Production are detailed in the report with high level investment costs.
- Compliance with SI 426
- Comparison with Similar buildings
- Recommended & Costed Energy Conservation Measures
