Energy Audit

Energy consumption in cities represents a major share of urban operating costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

By conducting detailed Energy Audits, cities can identify cost-saving opportunities, reduce carbon footprints, and improve infrastructure resilience.

At EinTrust, we specialize in municipal energy audits aligned with Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) standards, helping Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) meet targets under programs like Majhi Vasundhara Abhiyan, Smart Cities Mission, and State Energy Efficiency Action Plans (SEEAPs).

Why City needs an Energy Audit?

Cut electricity bills and operating expenses
Meet energy reduction goals under climate programs
Reduce GHG emissions from municipal operations
Improve the lifespan of critical assets like streetlights, pumps, and municipal buildings
Access funding and awards for energy efficiency achievements

Energy Audit Covers

Municipal Buildings and Facilities Audit

Government offices, hospitals, schools, libraries, community halls
HVAC systems, lighting, equipment load analysis

Public Infrastructure Audit

Municipal Buildings and Facilities Audit

Streetlighting systems (LED retrofitting opportunities)
Water supply systems (pump efficiency)
Sewage treatment plants and drainage systems

Energy Billing and Tariff Analysis

Municipal Buildings and Facilities Audit

Renewable Energy Potential Assessment

Review of utility bills to detect anomalies, potential savings

Renewable Energy Potential Assessment

Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) Identification

Renewable Energy Potential Assessment

Rooftop solar installations on municipal buildings
Solar streetlighting feasibility

Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) Identification

No-cost, low-cost, and investment-grade measures

Prioritize actions based on investment required and expected savings

Action Plan Development

Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) Identification

Short-term, medium-term, and long-term energy-saving strategies