INTRODUCTION TO ENERGY AUDITING&ENERGY; MANAGEMENT
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An energy management system is a systematic process for continually improving energy performance and maximizing energy savings. The principle of an energy management is to engage and encourage staff at all levels of an organization to manage energy use on an on-going basis Energy is one of the major inputs for the economic development of any country. In the case of the developing countries, the energy sector assumes a critical importance in view of the ever-increasing energy needs requiring huge investments to meet them. The fundamental goal of energy management is to produce goods and provide services with the least cost and least environmental effect. While Energy audit is an official scientific study of energy consumption of an organization/process/plant/equipment aimed at reduction of energy consumption and energy costs without affecting productivity and comforts and suggesting the methods for energy saving and reduction in energy cost. Energy audit is carried out in planned, official manner by every energy intensive organization/plant management. This is down through the following process:
Familiarizations with the energy inlets and outlets, of energy.
Data acquisition, measurements.
Study of advanced, modern processes and plants for similar activities under audit.
Formulating energy equations and software. Economic evaluation of energy consumption in the sector/organization/plant under audit.
Analysis of energy consuming sub-processes.
Suggest energy conservation processes along with alternatives, necessary investments, payback periods, economic benefits etc.
Suggest steps to be taken for reducing energy consumption without sacrificing productivity.
The energy audit identifies the cost of energy and where and how it is used. It will identify the amount of energy expended in a process with the help of mass and energy balance for each process. Often, the energy savings is not the main driving factor when companies decide to purchase new equipment, use new processes, and use new high-tech materials. However, the combination of increased productivity, increased quality, reduced environmental emissions, and reduced energy costs provides a powerful incentive for companies and organizations to implement these new technologies.
Familiarizations with the energy inlets and outlets, of energy.
Data acquisition, measurements.
Study of advanced, modern processes and plants for similar activities under audit.
Formulating energy equations and software. Economic evaluation of energy consumption in the sector/organization/plant under audit.
Analysis of energy consuming sub-processes.
Suggest energy conservation processes along with alternatives, necessary investments, payback periods, economic benefits etc.
Suggest steps to be taken for reducing energy consumption without sacrificing productivity.
The energy audit identifies the cost of energy and where and how it is used. It will identify the amount of energy expended in a process with the help of mass and energy balance for each process. Often, the energy savings is not the main driving factor when companies decide to purchase new equipment, use new processes, and use new high-tech materials. However, the combination of increased productivity, increased quality, reduced environmental emissions, and reduced energy costs provides a powerful incentive for companies and organizations to implement these new technologies.