Bigeta Energy Solutions LLP

Description:
An Energy Audit is a systematic examination of energy consumption patterns within a facility, aimed at identifying inefficiencies, assessing energy flows, and optimizing energy usage. This process involves heat and mass balance assessments, evaluating the operational efficiency of major energy-consuming equipment, and pinpointing areas of energy wastage. A well-executed energy audit provides actionable insights to reduce energy consumption while maintaining or improving performance.

As per the Energy Conservation Act, an energy audit report must include detailed recommendations for improving energy efficiency, a cost-benefit analysis, and a structured action plan to achieve energy savings. Conducting energy audits through accredited energy auditors enables organizations to enhance operational efficiency, reduce fossil fuel consumption, and minimize greenhouse gas emissions.

At Bigeta Energy Solutions, we offer customized energy audit services tailored to industry-specific requirements, including ASHRAE Level I, II, and III assessments.

•  Data Collection – Analysing historical energy consumption, reviewing energy bills, and evaluating load patterns.
• On-Site Inspection – Assessing major energy-consuming systems to identify inefficiencies and operational bottlenecks.
• Energy Measurement & Analysis – Conducting power quality assessments, evaluating thermal losses, and monitoring operational performance.
• Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) – Recommending process optimizations, energy-efficient technologies, and best practices.
• Cost-Benefit Analysis – Providing financial insights such as payback period and return on investment (ROI).
• Detailed Audit Report – Delivering a structured report with actionable recommendations for sustainable energy management.
• Implementation & Monitoring – Supporting the execution of energy-saving measures and monitoring performance improvements.

Our energy audits go beyond equipment efficiencies by estimating overall system efficiencies, analysing process flows, and uncovering hidden losses due to design philosophies, system configurations, and operational practices.

• Establishing an energy consumption baseline using historical energy data.
• Evaluating the energy consumption of key equipment such as HVAC, lighting, and motors.
• Power and fuel assessment to identify inefficiencies.
• Compressed air system study for leak detection and optimization.
• Identifying strategies to enhance operational efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.
• Resolving occupant comfort issues through improved energy management.
• Identifying economically feasible ECMs and recommending best-fit solutions.