Building Audits
Building energy performance tends to degrade over time by as much as 15-25% as equipment, staffing, and operations change. Additionally, new, more efficient building systems (lighting, HVAC, controls, envelope, etc.) come to the market that could substantially reduce the energy and water operating costs.
A building energy and water assessment will review building utility rate structures, operations, and systems for improvement opportunities. The assessment will detail implementation costs and expected utility savings. Many of these savings can be realized in three months to a year, for current budget-year operational and rate improvements.
Reports & Guides:
- Energy Benchmarking, Rating, and Disclosure for Local Governments
- Energy Performance Contracting Manual: State of Alabama
- Energy Performance Contracting Manual: State of Florida
- Energy Performance Contracting Manual: State of North Carolina
- Energy Performance-Based Contracting Guide: U.S. Department of Energy
- Guide to Energy Performance Contracting: Hawaii
- Lighting Retrofit Workbook: National Park Service
- Single-Family Residential Building Weatherization Fact Sheet: U.S. Department of Energy
Featured Reports & Guides
Energy Performance-Based Contracting Guide: U.S. Department of Energy
Explains Energy Performance…
Featured Reports & Guides
Energy Performance Contracting Manual: State of Alabama
?How to? guide for the procurement of…
Featured Reports & Guides
Energy Benchmarking, Rating, and Disclosure for Local Governments
This fact sheets discusses energy…
