ENERGY & THERMAL ASSESSMENTS

Find where your facility is losing energy.

A focused assessment identifies where energy is being lost, what those losses may be costing and which opportunities deserve further investigation.

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WHAT WE LOOK AT

The systems and equipment behind the energy loss.

  • Thermal equipment
  • Steam systems
  • Valves and flanges
  • Steam traps
  • Piping
  • Heat exchangers
  • Process heat

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

A clear basis for the next project decision.

  • Prioritized findings
  • Thermal images where applicable
  • Estimated energy-loss opportunities
  • Preliminary project economics
  • Recommended next steps
  • Potential incentive pathways

WHAT YOU GET

A decision, not a sales visit.

Every engagement ends the same way: the opportunities worth investigating, what each is worth, what it would cost, and any incentives that may apply.

If nothing is worth doing, we will tell you that.

ILLUSTRATIVE

$100–$5,000+Potential annual energy loss per uninsulated thermal point. Valves, flanges, steam traps and other hot components can waste this much each year, depending on size, temperature and operating hours.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you get in touch.

What does an energy and thermal assessment cover?

Thermal equipment, steam systems, valves, flanges, steam traps, piping, heat exchangers and process heat. We record where energy is being lost and the operating conditions it is being lost under.

What do we receive at the end?

Prioritized findings, thermal images where applicable, estimated energy-loss opportunities, preliminary project economics, recommended next steps and potential incentive pathways.

Does the assessment cost anything?

No. The assessment is free and there is no obligation to proceed.

Are the energy-loss figures guaranteed?

No. Estimates depend on site measurements, operating hours, energy rates and the assumptions stated alongside them. They are a basis for a decision, not a commitment.

GUIDES

Take the detail with you.

Two practical references for reviewing your own site before an assessment.