Energy audit of apartment buildings, offices, restaurants, hotels.

Energy audit - this is exactly the procedure that will give you the answer to many questions that you have to face while operating the OSMD, offices, hotels, restaurants and other premises.

The main ones include:

- why do we have such large bills for heat, electricity?

- where are the losses of heat and electricity?

- What needs to be done to pay less for energy?

- what can be done for minimal investment to save immediately?

- Will it get warmer after warming?

- what is the cost of energy audit?

This is only a small number of those issues that we face in our work. But we try to give an answer to the best of our ability and ability so that it is understandable in great detail.

What does energy audit consist of?

- preliminary free consultation to determine the tasks and the depth of the energy survey and the cost of work;

- the next stage - providing the customer with a questionnaire, and filling it out.

- a specialist visit for a thorough analysis of the building:

    inspection of enclosing structures (walls, windows, ceilings, floor)
    diagnostics of engineering systems (heating, hot water supply, lighting, ventilation, and others)
    checking the energy metering system;

- Further, the specialist takes time to process the results and provide recommendations on energy saving.

- Providing a report on the inspection and diagnostics of the building from the provision of various energy-saving measures.

It is worth noting that in most cases, after a detailed energy audit, the energy auditor provides a program without significant investment measures - which is a nice bonus.

Energy audit cost consists of:

- characteristics of the building (area, volume, etc.)

- the number of engineering systems;

- the amount of energy consumed;

The cost of energy inspection of multi-storey buildings from 18 000 UAH.

Energy audit (energy audit) is carried out in accordance with the international standard ISO 50002 “Energy audits. Requirements for use instructions. " (ISO 50002: 2014 Energy audits - Requirements with guidance for use)