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Efficiency and compliance

Energy audits and efficiency for businesses

Energy audits, the path toward ISO 50001 certification, and identification of the efficiency measures with the highest return.

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An energy audit is the starting point for understanding where and how to act. IPGS Energy coordinates consumption analysis, process review and the selection of the efficiency measures most relevant to the company’s profile.

The challenge

From a mandatory audit to a usable plan

For many businesses, the energy audit is a periodic regulatory obligation. The risk is treating it as an isolated compliance task rather than as the basis for real efficiency decisions, including access to instruments such as White Certificates or cogeneration.

What we analyze

Data and conditions in one framework

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Consumption by carrier and process

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Regulatory obligations and deadlines

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Applicable efficiency technologies

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Accessible incentive schemes (e.g. White Certificates)

What the work delivers

More control before and after the decision

A clear picture of consumption and improvement areas

A path toward ISO 50001 when relevant

Efficiency measures prioritized by impact and feasibility

How we work

A process that documents decisions

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Scope

We define sites, energy-intensive processes and applicable obligations.

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Audit

We coordinate data collection and consumption analysis with qualified professionals.

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Measures

We select the interventions with the best impact-to-cost ratio.

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Oversight

We follow implementation, documentation and access to incentives.

FAQ

Questions about the service

Who is required to carry out an energy audit?

Large businesses and energy-intensive companies, on a four-year cycle. The exact scope depends on company size and consumption.

Is an energy audit the same as ISO 50001 certification?

No. An audit is a point-in-time analysis, while ISO 50001 is an ongoing management system. Businesses certified to ISO 50001 are exempt from the periodic audit obligation.

Do you carry out the energy audit yourselves?

We coordinate the process and work with qualified professionals for the audit itself, remaining the company’s point of reference throughout.

Let’s discuss your business’s energy direction

Tell us about your company’s context, objectives and priorities. A practical discussion with an IPGS consultant, without generic promises.

The scope is defined together

Market served: Italy

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