Industrial energy-efficiency and energy-assessment support for commercial and industrial facilities, focused on reviewing available energy information, operating conditions and project objectives before improvement opportunities and next technical steps are defined.
Industrial energy performance should be reviewed at the facility level rather than assumed from the performance of one individual machine or utility system. The assessment starts with the available energy information, operating conditions, existing infrastructure and the objectives defined for the project.
ASIBEX reviews the available project information before the energy-efficiency scope is finalized. Findings, improvement opportunities and any subsequent engineering or energy-system requirements are defined from the actual assessment rather than presented as predetermined results.
The assessment scope depends on the type of facility, available energy information, operating conditions, existing infrastructure and the objectives defined for the review.
The systems and areas included in the assessment should be confirmed before the technical review so that the scope and available data are clearly understood.
The first stage is to understand how energy is used within the facility based on the information available for the project. Existing energy systems, operating conditions and relevant facility infrastructure can then be reviewed according to the agreed assessment scope.
The depth of the review depends on the available data and the objectives defined for the project.
The purpose of the assessment is to identify areas that may require further technical review or improvement based on the available facility and operating information.
Any recommended system changes, equipment requirements or engineering actions are considered separately according to the assessment findings and actual project requirements.
Where sustainability objectives form part of the project, they can be considered alongside the available energy information and facility requirements during the assessment.
Any specific sustainability metric, reporting requirement, certification or carbon-related scope must be confirmed separately according to the individual project and available documentation.
Provide the project country and location, facility type, assessment objective, available energy information, operating schedule, available site or system documentation and relevant information about the existing energy infrastructure.
Additional technical information may be requested according to the assessment scope and project stage.
Where the assessment identifies a requirement for further engineering, equipment or energy-system support, the next technical scope can be reviewed separately according to the findings and project requirements.
Any implementation scope, equipment supply, performance commitment, warranty or commercial condition is confirmed separately and is not assumed to be included within the initial energy assessment.
The review scope is defined according to the facility, available energy information, operating conditions, existing infrastructure and the objectives agreed for the assessment.
No fixed saving percentage is stated in advance. Findings and improvement opportunities depend on the actual facility information and conditions identified during the assessment.
Provide the facility location, assessment objective, available energy information, operating schedule and relevant site or system documentation.
Where sustainability objectives form part of the project, they can be considered during the assessment. Specific reporting, certification or carbon-related requirements must be confirmed separately.
Share your facility information, available energy data and assessment objective with our engineering team for an initial technical review.
