1. If I’ve already implemented energy efficiency measures, what more can you offer?
We can identify additional saving opportunities that may have gone unnoticed, such as adjustments to contracted power or improvements in how your energy consumption is distributed.
2. How can I know if my company is already energy-efficient enough?
By carefully analyzing your consumption (how much, when, and in which processes) and your energy supply contracts to see if there are still optimization opportunities left unexploited.
3. Can companies with optimized consumption still reduce costs?
Yes, because the energy market is constantly changing, and there are always new technologies and strategies that can further enhance efficiency.
4. If I already have solar panels, is there anything else I can do to improve efficiency?
Yes, we can optimize energy storage management, adjust contracted power, and improve grid integration to maximize performance. There may also be opportunities in reactive power management or reducing active power consumption.
5. Why should I consider this audit if my energy costs are already under control?
Because we can identify operational improvements and anticipate changes in regulations or electricity prices.
6. What areas in a company often still have room for improvement, even if it’s already efficient?
HVAC systems, lighting, production machinery, potential for energy generation and storage, contracted power and tariffs, or building insulation (facades and roofs).
7. How often should my company’s energy efficiency be reviewed?
It’s recommended at least every two to three years due to technological advances, although regulatory requirements or changes in the market or consumption patterns may warrant more frequent reviews.
8. Does optimizing energy give me any competitive advantage in my industry?
Yes, it reduces production costs and increases operational margins, improves your company’s economic and environmental sustainability, helps protect the planet, and ensures compliance with environmental regulations.