Building type · Industrial Facilities
Industrial energy audits for manufacturers and warehouses.
In factories and warehouses, energy is a production cost. We audit compressed air, motors, process heat and demand charges with the same rigor as the building systems.
Typical challenges
- Compressed air leaks and pressure set too high
- Oversized motors without drives
- Process heat losses
- High demand charges
Common measures
Where industrial facilities save energy.
These measures come up most often in our audits of this building type. Your audit ranks them for your building.
Compressed air
Leak surveys, pressure reduction, compressor controls, heat recovery.
Motors & drives
Premium-efficiency motors and variable frequency drives.
Process heat & steam
Insulation, condensate return, burner tuning, heat recovery.
Demand management
Load shifting and peak reduction to lower demand charges.
High-bay LED
High-bay LED with occupancy and daylight controls.
Ventilation
Destratification fans and exhaust controls.
Dock & envelope
Dock seals, fast doors and roof insulation.
ISO 50001
Energy management systems for continuous improvement.
Compliance & incentives
Rules that apply.
- NYC LL97Factory (F) and storage (S) limits drop by about 70% or more in 2030.
- NJ benchmarkingApplies to commercial buildings over 25,000 sq ft.
- IncentivesCustom industrial incentives from PSE&G, JCP&L, Con Edison and NYSERDA.
- ISO 50001Our team has implemented energy management systems in many manufacturing plants.
FAQ
Do you need to stop production for an audit?
No. We measure while equipment runs, which gives the most accurate picture of real energy use.
Do you help with ISO 50001?
Yes. Our engineers have designed and documented ISO 50001 energy management systems for manufacturers and can support certification.
Ready to see where your building loses energy?
Send us your building details or call an engineer directly. We reply within one business day with a recommended scope and fee.