Observe operations
Bills, load curves, operating hours and staff interviews establish how the site actually works.
ENERGY USE & FLEXIBILITY AUDIT
Use energy when it is available.
EVRA offers an energy-use audit to identify tasks that can be rescheduled, improve self-consumption and inform the sizing of your equipment.
An approach inspired by published TELED principles, developed at NeoLoco: aligning work organisation with the availability of resources.
Plan my audit ↗Assess flexibility
Distinguish essential tasks, continuous requirements and operations whose timing can change.
Compare scenarios
Assess rescheduling, controls, solar generation or storage against service requirements.
Plan and measure
Prioritise actions, assign responsibilities and define the data required to track results.
Your deliverable
A map of energy uses, operating scenarios and a prioritised action plan, with constraints, economic assumptions and indicators to monitor.
To start: address, bills, available hourly consumption, operating hours and a list of energy-intensive equipment.
The EVRA offer is an operational energy-use audit. Scope and deliverables are agreed before the assignment. Any audit intended to meet a regulatory obligation requires a specific brief.
Can a site without solar panels be assessed?
Yes. The audit starts with requirements and work organisation. It can identify scheduling or control measures before an investment decision.
Which uses can be rescheduled?
Options depend on the site: charging, hot-water production and some drying or preparation tasks. Safety, quality and service requirements determine the limits.
What savings can be stated?
Savings are estimated after site assessment. We compare scenarios with a baseline and state costs, assumptions and operating conditions.
TELED stands for the French phrase “Tâches Essentielles Lorsque l’Essentiel est Disponible”. The method originated at NeoLoco. The references below present its authors’ approach.
Understand the TELED approach →