Understand your consumption, prioritize the right projects and take action
We help you analyze your consumption, monitor your buildings’ performance,and evaluate the technical and financial feasibility of your projects to identify the most profitable actions and structure a clear roadmap.
Understand your consumption to make better decisions
Energy auditing and monitoring provide a detailed understanding of how energy is used in a building, where the main consumption points are located and which actions can improve the overall performance. When a project is considered, a feasibility study then validates its technical and economic relevance before moving to the implementation phase.
- Analysis of building energy consumption to understand energy use by consumption category (e.g., heating, cooling)
- Continuous monitoring of building energy use (e.g., weekly, monthly, etc.) and trend analysis
- Energy consumption monitoring of critical equipment in a building
- Monitoring of energy supplier invoices
- Identification of energy improvement opportunities
- Technical and economic evaluation of energy efficiency or decarbonization measures
From data analysis to concrete recommendations
Compilation of consumption, demand and billing data
- Compilation of consumption data, energy demand and billing
- Data normalization to allow relevant comparisons
- Monitoring of consumption indices (energy intensity, $/sq. ft., etc.)
- Identification of consumption anomalies and no-cost or low-cost energy-saving measures
- Identification of rate opportunities
- Energy cost allocation and rebilling
ASHRAE-type energy audits:
- Consumption history for recent years
- Breakdown by consumption category
- Comparison against benchmarks
- Identification of low-cost and investment-based energy saving measures
Digital energy monitoring platform:
- Data collection from energy suppliers
- Definition of critical monitoring indicators (e.g., electricity consumption for chilled water production by a chiller)
- Performance monitoring according to established criteria
- Proposal of corrective actions as soon as an anomaly is detected
- Measurement and verification reports
Feasibility studies:
- Identification of energy efficiency measures and decarbonization options
- Estimation of project parameters: budget, energy savings, financial savings, incentives and return on investment period
- Recommendations on which projects to implement or not
- Prioritization of interventions based on their impact and necessary asset maintenance
- Feasibility of carrying out the work to make the project as profitable as possible
Concrete gains on your costs and building performance
- Reduction of energy and operating costs without investment.
- Identification of the most profitable investments.
- Reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
- Support for the strategic planning of energy projects.
- Easier access to energy efficiency grants and programs.
- Improvement of occupant comfort and building performance.
A rigorous approach, supported by recognized methods
- Audits conducted according to recognized methodologies (e.g., ASHRAE).
- Use of a digital monitoring platform connected to public utilities
- Experience with various building types (institutional, commercial, industrial).
- Measurement and verification of savings via recognized methods (e.g., IPMVP)
- Multidisciplinary expertise in energy, building mechanics and construction.
- Project recognition through sustainable building certifications (LEED, BOMA BEST, ZCB)
Move from analysis to a clear action plan
Do you want to better understand your consumption, identify the best savings opportunities and validate the profitability of your projects? Our experts can help you structure a simple, quantified approach tailored to your building, from the initial audit through to concrete recommendations.
Q&A
Why conduct a building energy audit?
An energy audit helps you understand where, when and how energy is consumed in a building. It is often the best way to identify waste sources, priority corrective measures and the most profitable investments.
What is the difference between an energy audit and a feasibility study?
The energy audit primarily analyzes the building’s current performance and identifies improvement opportunities. The feasibility study goes further by evaluating the technical and financial relevance of a specific project, including budget, expected savings, incentives and return on investment.
Can energy costs be reduced without a large investment?
Yes. In many buildings, it is possible to reduce the energy bill through operational adjustments, schedule optimization, better equipment management or anomaly correction, without major work.
What types of buildings is this service for?
This service is suitable for institutional, commercial, multi-residential and industrial buildings. The approach is adapted according to the energy profile, existing equipment and the client’s objectives.
Can you monitor our consumption on a continuous basis?
Yes. E’nergys can set up continuous energy monitoring based on bills, meter data and operational information to quickly identify deviations and recommend corrective actions.
Does an energy audit help secure financial incentives?
Yes. A well-structured audit or feasibility study often helps identify eligible programs and prioritize projects that may benefit from financial incentives.
What deliverables are received at the end of the process?
Depending on the mandate, you can obtain a consumption profile, performance indicators, a breakdown of energy uses, a list of recommended measures, an estimate of costs and savings, as well as a prioritization of projects.
How do I know which energy projects are the most profitable?
That is precisely the purpose of the feasibility study: to compare scenarios, estimate costs, savings, potential subsidies and payback periods, in order to help select the most appropriate measures.
Can you also support the implementation of the work?
Yes. After the audit or study, E’nergys can also support the next steps of the project, from prioritization to completion, to maximize profitability and overall performance.
Are your methods recognized?
Yes. Audits and analyses can be based on recognized methodologies such as ASHRAE and savings can be monitored using recognized measurement and verification approaches.