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Find the energy you are paying for but not using
Somewhere between the meter and the machine, plants lose energy - in compressed air leaks, oversized motors, idling loads, heat that goes up the stack. An energy audit measures where, quantifies what it costs, and hands you a savings roadmap ranked by payback. Where energy-conservation law designates large consumers, it is also a statutory obligation.
You need Energy Audit if…
- !Power and fuel costs are rising faster than output, and nobody can say which line, load or shift is responsible.
- !Your organisation is a designated consumer under energy-conservation law and a periodic audit is mandated.
- !A corporate buyer’s sustainability questionnaire asks for energy intensity data you do not have.
- !You are planning ISO 50001 and need the baseline review an energy management system starts from.
- !Emissions reporting or a decarbonisation target needs verified consumption data, not utility-bill guesses.
- !A new plant, line or utility contract is being sized and the load data is a decade old.
A measured, instrumented study of where energy enters, moves and leaks out of your operation - electrical systems, thermal systems, utilities and buildings - ending in a quantified savings roadmap.
SIS energy auditors issue the audit report. Where a statutory scheme applies, the audit is aligned to the format the regulator expects.
Per audit cycle - statutory schemes typically mandate a fixed periodicity; voluntary audits repeat as the roadmap is executed.
Manufacturing plants, process industries, utilities, large commercial buildings and any organisation with an energy bill big enough to attack.
Where this certification is demanded
Energy Audit is applicable across 8 of the 25 industries SIS covers. The pages below set out the specific reason it comes up in each one.
What Energy Audit Actually Requires
The backbone an implementer has to build, in the order it usually gets built.
Consumption mapped by source, area and significant load - metered where possible, estimated honestly where not.
Motors, drives, transformers, power factor, harmonics and tariff structure against actual load profiles.
Boilers, furnaces, steam distribution, insulation and waste-heat streams - combustion efficiency measured, not assumed.
Compressed air, chillers, pumps, fans and lighting - the quiet consumers where most quick wins live.
Each measure costed with investment, saving and payback - a bankable list, not a slideware wish list.
The metering and indicators to prove savings actually landed - and the natural feed into ISO 50001 if you take it further.
How Energy Audit Process Works
No black box. A defined, time-bound route from first call to savings roadmap in hand.
Preliminary Review
Bills, load data, process flow and past studies. The significant energy uses are shortlisted and the measurement plan agreed.
2–3 daysMeasurement & Site Study
Instrumented measurement across shifts - loads, combustion, air leaks, thermography where useful - plus operating-practice observation.
3–10 daysAnalysis & Roadmap
Findings quantified into no-cost, low-cost and investment measures, each with saving and payback, ranked for execution.
1–2 weeksReport & Review
Report presented to management and, where statutory, formatted for the regulator. A follow-up review checks savings realisation.
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Not Sure Which Certification You Need?
Three questions. The selector reads the same industry-to-standard mapping this whole site is built on, then shortlists what applies to you.
Which sector best describes your organisation?
Your cheapest megawatt is the one you stop wasting
New capacity costs capital. Recovered waste costs an audit. Send us last month’s energy bill profile and we will tell you what the study would cost against what it typically finds.
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Certification is not a certificate on the wall. It is a working system that pays for itself.
A costed savings roadmap
Not “consider efficiency improvements” - a ranked list with investment, annual saving and payback per measure.
Consumption you can finally see
Energy accounted by line, load and shift. Waste stops hiding in the monthly utility total.
Statutory obligations closed
Where energy-conservation law designates your organisation, the mandated audit is done, formatted and filed properly.
ESG numbers with evidence
Energy intensity and reduction claims backed by measurement - the difference between a sustainability report and a marketing page.
Right-sized assets and tariffs
Oversized motors, wrong tariff categories and poor power factor surface immediately - the cheapest corrections in the plant.
The runway to ISO 50001
The audit is the energy review an ISO 50001 system is built on - do it once, use it twice.
Knowledge Base - Downloads
Practical documents prepared by our auditors. Fill the short form once and every download on the page unlocks.
Pre-audit data checklist
The bills, single-line diagrams, load lists and production data to gather before the audit team arrives - halves the study time.
Quick savings estimator
Rule-of-thumb savings for the ten most common measures - compressed air leaks to power factor - to size the prize before auditing.
Energy accounting workbook
A structure for source-wise, area-wise energy accounting that grows into an ISO 50001 baseline.
From energy audit to ISO 50001
How the audit’s energy review, baseline and indicators map directly onto the clauses of an energy management system.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what buyers ask before they commit to Energy Audit.
Is an energy audit mandatory for us?
How disruptive is the measurement work?
What savings should we expect?
Do we need this if we already have ISO 50001?
What instruments are used?
Who sees the report?
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Tell us the site, the annual spend and whether a statutory scheme applies - a proposal with study days and fee follows within two business hours.
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