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Energy Audit
Energy Audit is a technical consulting system provided by diagnostic organizations equipped with specialized equipment and personnel in the energy field. It involves a comprehensive assessment of the energy usage status in facilities, including the supply, transportation, and utilization sectors. The goal is to identify factors contributing to energy losses and propose optimal improvement solutions for energy conservation.
- Suggesting efficiency improvements and improvement plans based on operational status checks for each facility.
- Identifying waste heat and irrational energy waste factors.
- Suggesting efficient waste heat recovery methods and economic feasibility.
- Reviewing options for the application of new and renewable energy sources.
- Suggesting a rational energy usage model.
Related guidelines
- Regulations on the Rationalization of Energy Use in Public Institutions Chapter 3, Article 7.
- Energy Rationalization Act Article 32 and Energy Diagnosis Operation Regulations.
Expected effects
Through regular energy audit, early improvement of energy loss factors in the company will be achieved. This will contribute to the restructuring of industries towards energy-efficient models by reorganizing and expanding the basis for promoting energy savings. Additionally, it will actively contribute to the national energy roadmap construction for climate change agreement response and the obligation to reduce greenhouse gases in the current year.
Workflow
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Step 1
[Guidance on Conducting Energy Audit]
The supervisory authority notifies the business operator subject to energy audit of necessary matters. (By the end of August of the previous year of energy diagnosis) -
Step 2
[Application for Energy Audit]
Businesses subject to Audit shall select a energy audit service provider and apply for audi -
Step 3
[Notification of energy audit contracts and audit schedules]
Energy audit service provider notify the supervisory authority of the energy audit schedule, contract, consultation on the audit range. -
Step 4
[Conducting Energy Audit]
Field Measurement, operation status identification, loss factor discovery, and improvement plan derivation. -
Step 5
[Writing Energy Audit Report]
Energy conservation measures, Economic Analysis (Payback, ROI) -
Step 6
[Follow-up Management]
Technical support for the implementation of the improvement plan on energy audit results.
Enquiry
Green Energy Department, Building Energy Team, Chief Research Engineer, Ahn, SangMin
Tel
+82-32-670-3873
Fax
+82-70-7611-2526
asm@kiel.re.kr