Energy audits
Energy audits for condominiums
In accordance with France’s National Commitment to the Environment Act 2010, most condominiums must undergo an energy audit before December 31, 2016 and present a list of energy-saving improvements during the owners’ association meeting.
Energy audits for the service industry
Energy audits are mandatory for major organizations (employing over 250 people or generating over €50 million in annual revenue or whose balance sheet total exceeds €43 million) before December 5, 2015.
A first step towards the ISO 50001 standard: energy management.
A first step towards the ISO 50001 standard: energy management.
What does an energy audit involve?
Energy audits are defined by European standard EN 16247 and comprise the following phases:
Assistance with carrying out improvement actions following an energy audit
Following an energy audit, clients can enlist Cythelia to consult on their chosen work bundle, or alternatively Cythelia can offer an end-to-end project management service.
Complementary energy audit services
Infrared thermography of buildings using a multicopter (drone)
Drone-based thermography complements ground-based thermographic surveys for detecting faults in the building and its roof.
Drone-based thermography complements ground-based thermographic surveys for detecting faults in the building and its roof.
Energy metering
An energy metering system can be coupled with a monitoring
system to keep the building’s energy use under firm control.