Energy inputs both electrical and fuel are an essential part of any manufacturing process.  The expenditure on these inputs often account for a significant share of the manufacturing costs.   Any savings on electrical and fuel costs directly adds to the profits of the company.  It probably requires less effort to improve profits through electrical and fuel savings than reducing labor costs, increasing sales or distribution costs.

The main purpose of an energy audit is to systematically identify; using calibrated measuring instruments; the level of energy consumption and to investigate practical and feasible opportunities for saving all forms of energy costs.  Experience show that as much as 10-15% of energy costs could be saved without any need for large investment on energy reducing measures.

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