ENERGY AUDIT ACCORDING TO DIN EN 16.247
Companies that are not classified as small or medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and have not implemented an energy management system are legally required to carry out regular energy audits. For SMEs, municipalities and non-profit organisations, an energy audit can also be worthwhile, as government funding is available. The savings identified in the process can lead to both reduced energy consumption and lower costs.
The energy audit is the first step towards improving your company’s CO₂ footprint. We record the current status of your energy consumption and energy flows, identify savings potential and provide targeted recommendations to optimise your energy use.
If you intend to integrate a full energy or CO₂ management system into your sustainability strategy, the energy audit provides a solid foundation for all further steps. Swiss Climate guides you through this process with expertise, from data collection to practical implementation.
Mandatory Energy Audits
Companies that consume between 2.5 GWh and 7.5 GWh of energy per year and have not implemented an energy management system are required to record and publish economic energy efficiency measures in implementation plans -> to conduct regular energy audits. (EnEf-G)
Companies that are not SMEs and have not implemented an energy management system are required to conduct regular energy audits. (EDL-G)
As approved energy auditors, we take on this task for you and identify optimization potential.
Voluntary Energy Audits
SMEs, municipalities, and non-profit associations that consume less than 2.5 GWh per year are financially supported by the federal government if they decide to conduct an energy audit.
The identified savings potential can make this doubly worthwhile.
We support you with the funding application and conduct the audit for you.
