Energy audit management

An energy audit is the review and control of the energy performance of installations and equipment in industrial, transport and service facilities, with a view to optimizing their energy efficiency;
An energy audit is part of an energy efficiency program, and consists of a critical examinationof a company's energy consumption with the aim of achieving rational energy use;

The audit helps to analyze and understand a facility's energy consumption, and provides practical guidance for:

Continuous improvement of production performance;

Identifying cost-cutting opportunities in terms of energy efficiency.

The audit helps to analyze and understand a facility's energy consumption, and provides practical guidance for:

The primary aim of an energy audit is to determine what changes need to be made to a company processes and activities, or to the way they are operated, in order to achieve energy savings;

Continuous improvement of production performance;

Each facility subject to regulations must appoint a person to be responsible for energy management, in particular for monitoring energy diagnostics at the facility, and for implementing any actions to rationalize energy use and reduce pollutant emissions.

Type d’établissement	Seuil de consommation TEP/an	Périodicité
Industriels	≥ 2000	03 ans
Transport	≥ 1000	03 ans
Tertiaire	≥ 500	05 ans