What we assess
PLANCK coordinates source data and energy auditors meeting the requirements for the selected audit type. Analysis uses meter readings, operating patterns, equipment characteristics and necessary measurements. For production, we consider output and line utilisation; for buildings, occupancy patterns and other consumption drivers. This helps distinguish changing activity levels from possible inefficiency. Measurement scope, assessment boundaries and report format are agreed before work starts. Whether an audit is mandatory and which procedure applies are assessed against the customer’s status and current requirements. Proposed measures are considered alongside cost, implementation conditions and a way to verify results. Savings percentages are not promised in advance: outcomes depend on the baseline and implementation.
What to prepare
- Resource use over a representative period
- bills and meter data
- building and equipment details
- operating schedules
- production volumes
- previous assessments
- project objectives
What you receive
An energy-saving and efficiency conclusion follows an energy audit or express audit; a technical report follows a targeted audit. Mandatory audits follow current requirements for reporting building energy labelling and recording results. Recommendations and economic calculations identify their inputs and assumptions, without guaranteeing a saving percentage.
Sources & regulatory basis
Regulatory basis checked:
Timing & cost
Quoted after reviewing models, manufacturers, testing scope, site visits and translation needs. The proposal separates the stages and their deliverables.