FAQ About Energy Audit

The purpose of an energy audit is to identify opportunities for energy savings and cost reductions in buildings, facilities, or processes. Energy audits provide a comprehensive evaluation of energy use and the performance of building systems and equipment. The audit report typically includes recommendations for energy efficiency measures that can be implemented to improve energy performance and reduce energy waste. The ultimate goal of an energy audit is to help building owners or operators save money on energy bills, reduce their environmental impact, and improve the comfort and safety of occupants.