A review of a customer's energy usage, often including recommendations to alter the customer's demand or reduce energy usage. An audit normally involves a visit to the customer's facility.
(or Survey) - An on-site inspection or survey of a building to establish how energy is used and to identify ways to improve efficiency. The audit covers building design, maintenance practices, mechanical equipment operation, and other factors.
A survey that shows how much energy you use in your compressed air generation. It will help find ways to use energy more efficiently.( 099)
An analysis by trained personnel of the efficiency of heating, cooling, ventilating and other energy systems within a building.
a detailed study of a specific home to determine how energy efficient it is, and what conservation measures make the most sense from a cost/ benefit standpoint
an examination of an energy consuming equipment/system to ensure that energy is being used efficiently
an opportunity to learn what can be done to maximize the energy efficiency of your home or business -- potentially lowering heating/cooling costs -- while minimizing potential problems associated with indoor air quality and combustion-appliance safety
a periodic examination of an energy system (or part of a system), to ensure that the most appropriate sources of energy are employed and that this energy is used as efficiently as possible
a preliminary activity towards instituting energy efficiency programs in an establishment
An assessment of how much energy your home consumes, combined with suggestions on how you can make your home more energy-efficient. An audit shows you where your house is losing energy, and how your insulation, heating and cooling systems could be made more efficient. You can perform a simple energy audit yourself, or have a professional energy auditor carry out a more thorough audit.
A thorough assessment of a home's thermal efficiency, often conducted free of charge by most utility companies.
A building evaluation to assess the condition and efficiency of heating units and to identify locations of heat loss.
The assessment of the current energy efficiency of buildings and the identification of measures likely to result in significant improvements in energy efficiency.