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AUDIT SCOPE

The audit team must decide on the initial scope of the audit. This includes which systems will be investigated and the depth of the investigations. Facility maintenance personnel may already suspect where significant energy wastes are and what tests will be required to quantify them. This information is usually the basis for deciding on the type of audit. Audit scope can always be expanded later if initial results lead to deeper testing. However, it is helpful to establish early the criteria for allowing the scope to be expanded along with how other phases of the process will be affected

AUDIT PROCESS

An energy audit includes more than just taking measurements. In order for the measurements to be useful, they must be part of a systematic procedure to identify and implement the most cost-effective energy-conservation programs. Energy audits involve gathering system information, measuring energy use, developing conservation strategies, choosing the most cost-effective plan, implementing changes, and verifying results. Also, a proactive facility continues improving energy.

BASELINE DATA GATHERING.

Before trying to make out any future programs or action plans, it is essential for the company or factory management to understand the current and past energy situation or the organisation. Determining the organization's baseline energy use and energy performance is only a starting point. Subsequently, the operating performance of facility systems and equipment is more comprehensively evaluated and accurate baseline is determined by conducting a detailed energy audit. Energy audit should cover all energy using systems, processes and equipment. Energy audit is conducted by energy auditor to evaluate the actual performance against desired performance or best available technology. The differences indicate the potential for actual savings.

PREPLANNING

Good planning is a basis and starting point of effective energy action planning. The basis for policy and planning is based on the premise-Strategic goals are only achieved if driven by day-to-day actions. The various components of planning are-

Developing an energy policy.

Setting objectives and targets.

Preparing detailed action plans.

Allocating management resources

ENERGY AUDIT

AUDIT SCOPE

INTERNATIONALLY ACTIVE IN

FAQ

AUDIT PROCESS

BASELINE DATA GATHERING.

PREPLANNING

ENERGY AUDIT

AUDIT SCOPE

INTERNATIONALLY ACTIVE IN

FAQ

AUDIT PROCESS

BASELINE DATA GATHERING.

PREPLANNING

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