Stage 2: Investing for improvement
The second stage reflects the fact that many of the improvements in energy performance are likely to be obtained through the adoption of more energy efficient technologies rather than the elimination of wastage as in the initial stage.
To properly assess what needs to be done and produce an accurate cost/benefit analysis for each of the potential investments, a much more in-depth investigation of the significant energy consuming areas, in the form of an Energy Audit, is required.
The results of the Audit will be discussed with your management and an Action Plan produced, setting out which recommendations have been agreed and how and when they are to be implemented.
Proposals for the specific products and services required in the Action Plan will then be put forward by the appropriate Energy Centre partners, with the Energy Centre team providing supporting services such as project management, requirement specification and post completion review.
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