After an energy bill analysis, an energy audit can determine specific, recommended energy efficiency improvements for your building. Energy audits vary in scope and complexity. A basic walk-through audit will outline the systems consuming energy in your building. A typical full audit includes an analysis of two or more years of utility consumption and cost, a review of building plans, and a walk-through of the building itself. This audit will include system monitoring and a detailed analysis on daily energy use cycles. The end result of an energy audit is a report containing a list of energy efficiency measures (EEMs), or energy conservation measures (ECMs), specifically tailored to your building. These measures are prioritized for return on investment.

Attention National Grid firm gas customers: Did you know that you may be eligible for a FREE energy audit from National Grid?
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