Understand how energy is actually being used — then prioritise the opportunities that matter.
PB Energy combines data analysis with site-level investigation to identify waste, operational improvements and investment opportunities, with support for organisations using or developing an ISO 50001 energy-management framework.
Data first, then site reality
Half-hourly electricity data, gas use, sub-metering, production information and operating schedules can reveal baseload, peaks and abnormal consumption. A site audit then tests those patterns against equipment, controls, working practices and building operation.
Typical audit outputs
- Energy-consumption profile and significant energy uses
- Baseload and out-of-hours review
- Equipment and operational observations
- Energy-saving opportunity register
- Estimated energy, cost and carbon impact
- Indicative implementation complexity and capital requirement
- Prioritised next steps and measurement approach
ISO 50001
ISO 50001 provides a structured energy-management system built around continual improvement. We can support energy reviews, baselines, energy-performance indicators, significant-energy-use analysis, opportunity planning and the practical data processes needed to keep the system useful.
Linking energy and carbon
Energy audits can feed directly into ESOS, SECR, net zero plans and capital programmes. The same underlying evidence can support multiple objectives when the data structure and methodology are designed properly.
Make the opportunity list commercially useful.
An audit should help answer which opportunities can be implemented now, which need detailed design, which should wait for asset replacement and which need better data before a decision can be made.
Areas we can connect
- Solar PV and battery storage
- Metering and monitoring
- Controls and operating schedules
- Lighting and electrical systems
- Heating/process energy review
- Staff engagement and behaviour change
- Utility and tariff considerations