What it means

Procurement sets the price you pay per unit of electricity. Efficiency work changes how many units you need in the first place, and it is often where the larger and more permanent savings sit.

Inefficiency mitigation starts with finding where energy is going: equipment running when it does not need to, systems fighting each other, controls set once and never revisited, motors oversized for their load, compressed air leaking, lighting and HVAC running on schedules that no longer match how the building is used.

Common places waste is found

• Lighting systems and controls
• HVAC scheduling, setpoints and controls
• Motors and drives operating without variable speed control
• Compressed air leaks and pressure settings
• Refrigeration systems and their controls
• Building envelope and process heat losses

Our role

Radiant Energy Partners has a team of engineers who take on inefficiency problems of any size, from a single system to a whole facility.

Start with a free bill review