Your electricity bill may be revealing opportunities to save.
Many sites pay for electricity they do not need: demand peaks triggered by simultaneous starts, low power factor, oversized motors, old lighting, cooling run harder than necessary.
An audit makes those problems visible and measurable. You receive findings backed by readings from your own site, and recommendations ranked by investment, effort and payback.
Everything that shapes your electricity cost.
Billing and demand
- Electricity bill analysis
- Peak and off-peak consumption
- Connected load assessment
- Maximum demand analysis
- Load profiling
Equipment and efficiency
- Motors and industrial equipment
- HVAC and cooling efficiency
- Lighting efficiency
- Transformers and distribution losses
Power quality and safety
- Power factor assessment
- Harmonics and power quality
- Electrical safety assessment
- Thermal inspection, where included in scope
Generation, storage and outcomes
- Solar generation performance
- Battery storage feasibility
- Estimated savings opportunities
- Technical recommendations
- Investment and payback evaluation
Six steps from first call to action plan.
Initial consultation
We discuss your operations, shifts, pain points and goals, and agree the scope.
Electricity bill review
We analyse recent bills for tariff, consumption pattern, maximum demand and power factor.
Factory or building inspection
Engineers walk the site, record connected loads and check distribution and safety conditions.
Measurements and technical assessment
Instruments are placed where they matter. Data is analysed to separate real issues from assumptions.
Detailed audit report
A written report with evidence, findings and recommendations you can share with your team.
Savings and implementation roadmap
A prioritised plan with cost, expected benefit and payback for each recommendation.
What you receive: a report you can act on.
Findings are tied to measurements, then turned into options with cost and payback so your management can decide with confidence.
No fixed savings promised. Savings depend on your equipment, tariff and operating pattern, and can only be estimated from site-specific evidence.
Sample audit report: findings summary
| Finding | Priority | Payback |
|---|---|---|
| Power factor below target during production hours | High | Example |
| Simultaneous motor starts raising maximum demand | High | Example |
| Legacy lighting in storage areas | Medium | Example |
| Chiller operating outside efficient range | Medium | Example |
| Rooftop area suitable for solar assessment | Review | Example |
Frequently asked questions
Who needs an industrial energy audit?
Factories, warehouses, commercial buildings, schools and hospitals with high or rising electricity bills, demand charges or power factor penalties, or those considering solar and storage.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on the size and complexity of the site. We confirm the timeline during the initial consultation after understanding your facility.
Will you tell me exactly how much I will save?
We estimate opportunities from measured data and show the assumptions. We do not promise a fixed percentage before inspecting your site.
Do I need to stop production for the audit?
Normally no. Measurements are planned around your operations. Any short interruptions are agreed in advance.
What should I prepare?
Recent electricity bills, a list of major equipment if you have one, and details of your operating shifts. You can upload a bill with the request form.
Can an audit include solar and battery assessment?
Yes. Solar generation performance and battery storage feasibility are part of the audit scope where relevant.
Request an Industrial Energy Audit
Tell us about your facility. We will contact you to arrange a consultation.
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