Energy Measurement & Verification

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Quantifying your Energy Savings

Standard ISO Measurement and Verification protocols

Ecopare provides an impartial evaluation of savings of energy efficiency projects.

Internally, all our energy reduction projects are evaluated against the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP) to ensure the savings are genuine. We use a standard methodology that can be replicated across all areas of energy management and energy conservation.

This solution is also available to other clients and solution providers to provide an impartial evaluation as to the savings they should expect. Our team that delivers this solution are all Certified Measurement and Verification Professionals (CMVP's) who can sign off the savings with confidence.

Tailored Measurement & Verification projects

Not all M&V projects are equal so we tailor our methodology to deliver projects such as:

Independent verification of an energy savings, water reduction or renewable generation project
Development of plans for clients or solution providers which can be used to sign off on the savings delivered by an energy reduction project
Assistance in developing ongoing measurement of improvements for ISO50001 and other Energy Management Systems

Key Benefits

Ecopare's M&V consultants are CMVP qualified
We are independent so ensure impartial reporting of savings
We can scale our solution from verifying a single process/ project or across an entire estate/organisations' energy savings
We have the ability to provide the resources to develop the M&V plan, measure the energy and to verify the savings

Our team's credentials

Ecopare's energy team are made up of professional energy managers and auditors.

Some of the certifications our team holds include:

An M&V Case Study

Ecopare were contracted to provide a heat consumption, electrical energy usage and water usage verification for a fibre pulping prototype plant. The M&V plan was signed off by the client and the funding partner before work to install the calibrated meters began.

Outcome

A set of data over a 24 hour period that provided input heat from gas boilers, electrical load for the plant equipment and water consumption within the process. The report assisted in gaining an EU grant for further development of the system.