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Like water is the lifeline of human civilisation. Energy also is another lifeline which can make and break our entire ecosystem of this planet. It has a profound influence on our healthy lifestyle and inclusive growth. Industries and commercial establishments are bulk consumers followed by retail domestic consumers. If we look our energy consumption pattern in India, it is seen that we consume energy for Industry set up 44% whereas the global industry consumption is 50%. The second highest consumer of energy is transport sector that consumes 17% nationally and 20% globally. This transport sector consumes 40% petroleum energy. The third highest consumer is the residential and commercial setup which consumes 14% nationally and 30% globally and there are other energy users that consumes 10%. Most common form of primary energy sources are Oil, Coal & Gas and the global data point for those sources are Oil: 33%, Coal: 30% & gas: 24%.Energy reserves are measured in number of years to exhaust based on current consumption rate. Therefore our depleting Energy reserves identified for three primary energies. Coal we have : 113 years reserve (globally) & 100 years nationally. Whenever we are referring nationally it refers to India. Oil we have: 53 years reserve globally and 17.5 years nationally. Gas we have: 55 years reserve globally & 40 years (Nationally) Considering all these we must understand the need for energy conservation strategy to reduce our energy dependence. Otherwise we will hit a
point of no return. Please remember we have just one planet “the earth.”Therefore energy audit is a must have KPI for every energy consumers irrespective of size whether big or small. What is an energy audit. The moment we use the word audit it subtly popped the image of finance auditing methods where mistakes finding approach in the books of account are prime objective. Unlike finance auditing energy audit is a suggestive interaction and deliberation between users and team of energy experts to optimise the use of energy to bring down the rate of energy depletion on this earth.
Therefore, Energy audit is an investigation of all types facilities which consumes energy. Both historical & current consumption are thoroughly studied and strategies are formulated to optimise the consumption without affecting the business need. Energy such as electrical, oil, coal, natural gas are consumed in business establishment depending on their respective business need. Energy are classified into various category which we will understand in this series of episode. It is classified as primary or secondary, commercial or non-commercial/ and renewable or non-renewable. Energy audit is the foundation of successful energy management programme and act as an benchmark for managing energy efficiently for the entire facility bringing in commercial advantage as the days progress this will be a costlier line items which business house won’t be able afford without selling out more from their pocket. It reduces a good amount of money making the establishment uncompetitive in the market.
In this series we will discuss: An introduction to energy – in this segment, we will discuss the scenario of global & national energy situation it’s present and future Scope of audit: Types of audit: Method of audit: Step by step guide to provide: Criteria of audit: Substitution and solution: Implementation method
Measurement of saving
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By TeqGandalfLike water is the lifeline of human civilisation. Energy also is another lifeline which can make and break our entire ecosystem of this planet. It has a profound influence on our healthy lifestyle and inclusive growth. Industries and commercial establishments are bulk consumers followed by retail domestic consumers. If we look our energy consumption pattern in India, it is seen that we consume energy for Industry set up 44% whereas the global industry consumption is 50%. The second highest consumer of energy is transport sector that consumes 17% nationally and 20% globally. This transport sector consumes 40% petroleum energy. The third highest consumer is the residential and commercial setup which consumes 14% nationally and 30% globally and there are other energy users that consumes 10%. Most common form of primary energy sources are Oil, Coal & Gas and the global data point for those sources are Oil: 33%, Coal: 30% & gas: 24%.Energy reserves are measured in number of years to exhaust based on current consumption rate. Therefore our depleting Energy reserves identified for three primary energies. Coal we have : 113 years reserve (globally) & 100 years nationally. Whenever we are referring nationally it refers to India. Oil we have: 53 years reserve globally and 17.5 years nationally. Gas we have: 55 years reserve globally & 40 years (Nationally) Considering all these we must understand the need for energy conservation strategy to reduce our energy dependence. Otherwise we will hit a
point of no return. Please remember we have just one planet “the earth.”Therefore energy audit is a must have KPI for every energy consumers irrespective of size whether big or small. What is an energy audit. The moment we use the word audit it subtly popped the image of finance auditing methods where mistakes finding approach in the books of account are prime objective. Unlike finance auditing energy audit is a suggestive interaction and deliberation between users and team of energy experts to optimise the use of energy to bring down the rate of energy depletion on this earth.
Therefore, Energy audit is an investigation of all types facilities which consumes energy. Both historical & current consumption are thoroughly studied and strategies are formulated to optimise the consumption without affecting the business need. Energy such as electrical, oil, coal, natural gas are consumed in business establishment depending on their respective business need. Energy are classified into various category which we will understand in this series of episode. It is classified as primary or secondary, commercial or non-commercial/ and renewable or non-renewable. Energy audit is the foundation of successful energy management programme and act as an benchmark for managing energy efficiently for the entire facility bringing in commercial advantage as the days progress this will be a costlier line items which business house won’t be able afford without selling out more from their pocket. It reduces a good amount of money making the establishment uncompetitive in the market.
In this series we will discuss: An introduction to energy – in this segment, we will discuss the scenario of global & national energy situation it’s present and future Scope of audit: Types of audit: Method of audit: Step by step guide to provide: Criteria of audit: Substitution and solution: Implementation method
Measurement of saving