FAQ About Energy Audit

ABC analysis is a method used in energy audits to prioritize energy-saving measures based on their potential impact and cost-effectiveness. The method involves classifying energy-saving measures into three categories based on their level of importance:

Category A: This category includes energy-saving measures that have a high potential impact and are relatively easy and cost-effective to implement. These measures should be implemented first as they provide the highest return on investment.

Category B: This category includes energy-saving measures that have a moderate impact and are more complex or costly to implement. These measures may require more analysis and planning before implementation.

Category C: This category includes energy-saving measures that have a lower impact and may not be cost-effective to implement. These measures are typically low priority and may be deferred or ignored.