Power Up Your Efficiency!
Take control of your energy consumption with WESTCO’s comprehensive audit services. From power quality to mechanical system efficiency, we help you uncover cost-saving opportunities while ensuring compliance with RA 11285 – the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act.
What is an Energy Audit?
An Energy Audit identifies inefficiencies in your energy use, leading to cost savings, reduced energy consumption, and improved system performance. It enhances operational reliability, lowers environmental impact, and ensures compliance with energy regulations.
"Why do we need to be energy efficient? "
“An act institutionalizing energy efficiency and conservation, enhancing the efficient use of energy, and granting incentives to energy efficiency and conservation projects.”
We use industry-leading tools and methodologies to ensure accurate, actionable findings:
A full-facility audit that integrates both electrical and mechanical evaluations. We assess energy consumption patterns, system performance, and equipment efficiency to recommend long-term, cost-effective solutions.
We analyze your electrical systems—including lighting, motors, transformers, UPS, and power factor correction units—to identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement. Testing includes load profiling, thermography, and power quality analysis.
Focused on systems such as HVAC, chillers, pumps, boilers, and compressed air. We check operational efficiency, airflow, heat loss, and pressure systems to ensure you’re not wasting fuel or electricity.
A level 1 energy audit is an analysis of the energy cost and a walkthrough of the building to look for energy loss that can be fixed with little or no cost.
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level 2 energy audit includes a more thorough survey of the building, including electrical measurements, power system analysis, non-destructive testing, and an analysis of the building envelope.
A level 3 energy audit expands on level 1
and 2's system and component reviews.
The Energy Action Plan in a level 3 audit
provides specific suggestions for significant capital upgrades, such as a heating plant upgrade, roof replacement, re-piping program, etc., that would yield the highest energy savings.