PHASE 1 - Energy Diagnosis
The Energy Audit is the first step for any company, of any type and size, that wants to reduce energy costs while paying due attention to its environmental performance. The purpose of the Energy Audit is to gain an in-depth knowledge of the company's energy behaviour (and consumption). The results of the Diagnosis make it possible to identify the criticalities of the "Energy System" and adopt the most appropriate corrective actions to achieve the following objectives:
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Improving energy efficiency
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The reduction of energy supply costs
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Improving environmental sustainability in the choice and use of sources
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The upgrading of the energy system
PHASE 2 - Designing and supporting the implementation of Energy Management Systems
Having completed the Energy Diagnosis, SIGE supports companies in the process of designing, implementing and eventually certifying the Energy Management System, with a particular focus on
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The rationalisation of energy flows
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The thermal recovery of dispersed energy
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The use of energy-saving technologies
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Lighting upgrades (LED ReLamping)
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The use of high-efficiency electric motors
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Optimising energy supply contracts
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The improvement of operation and maintenance methods
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Information and Training of Organisation Members
What we offer
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Preparation of Energy Diagnoses
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Design of Energy Management Systems and support for their implementation*:
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Identification of energy efficiency actions
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Support in the process of diversification of supply sources by integrating traditional fossil sources with renewable ones
Benefits for the Customer
Did you know that...
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In addition to contributing to the reduction of purchased fuel costs, energy efficiency is also eligible for state incentives (Energy Efficiency Certificates, Green Certificates,...)
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Energy efficiency can be complemented with the use of (self-)energy production systems from renewable sources (photovoltaic, solar thermal, mini-hydro, ...)
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Company staff can contribute to optimising energy use and reducing energy consumption. Everyone consumes energy so everyone can make a 'small' but important contribution to reducing energy consumption! Encouraging internal education and awareness means nurturing participation, managed with 'lean management' techniques, which can lead to significant results!
