MANUFACTURING · CAROLINAS
Utility waste mapping for a Carolinas manufacturer
Facility audit tied about 22% of utility spend to constant-volume exhaust and delivered verified reduction in one operating season.
Constraint
Rising utility spend with no clear tie between interval data and constant-volume exhaust or makeup.
Approach
ASHRAE-aligned audit. Map spend to ventilation and process loads. Rank ECMs by ROI, risk, and uptime impact.
Result
About 22% of utility spend tied to constant-volume exhaust and makeup. About 12% verified energy reduction in one season.
Verification
Interval data allocation and post-implementation verification within one operating season.
What we would not do
Avoided generic walkthrough checklists that never connect spend to loads.
Related capabilities
Start a conversation
For: Facility managers, plant engineers, and energy leads who need an industrial energy audit that maps utility waste to process and exhaust loads.
What helps a first conversation
- Facility type and location
- Utility access (interval data if available)
- Top process or exhaust areas of concern
- Uptime and outage constraints
We rank ECMs by ROI and uptime risk, without extended shutdowns as the default.
PE · measurement-based · response within one business day