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HVAC audit for commercial buildings

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning: are your systems still operating at their nominal efficiency? Powesco measures actual performance and provides you with a prioritized modernization plan with ROI per action.

  • RGE & ISO 9001 certified
  • ESCO financing available
  • Available aid and subsidies

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⚠️ HVAC & Tertiary Sector Decree: HVAC accounts for 40 to 60% of a commercial building's energy consumption. All tertiary buildings larger than 1,000 m² must reduce their energy consumption by 40% by 2030 (Tertiary Sector Decree). An HVAC audit identifies the most effective ways to achieve this.

What is this

The HVAC audit, to decide where to invest first

In practice

  • For whom?

    Companies, communities, healthcare facilities and asset managers for whom HVAC represents a significant cost item.

  • When ?

    Aging equipment, persistent discomforts, rising bills or prioritization of modernization investments.

  • Duration

    2 to 5 weeks for a standard site, up to 6 weeks for a hospital or complex industrial site.

  • Result

    HVAC diagnostic report, prioritized modernization plan with ROI per action, financing solutions identified.

An HVAC audit helps identify the most relevant actions to sustainably reduce energy consumption, improve thermal comfort, and prepare a rational investment plan. Our engineers measure actual efficiency, analyze regulations, and develop a prioritized, costed, and immediately actionable modernization plan.

  • Complete diagnostic assessment of the condition of equipment (boilers, heat pumps, air handling units, ventilation systems, chillers)
  • Measurement of actual yields (COP, EER, boiler efficiency)
  • Detection of overconsumption and performance discrepancies
  • Control of regulations, water laws and balancing
  • Analysis of thermal comfort by zone
  • Prioritized modernization plan with ROI per action
  • Identification of available funding and aid

What our HVAC audits reveal

  • 15–40 %

    identifiable savings

  • 3–8 weeks.

    completion time

  • Up to 70%

    of the financed cost

  • 350+

    audits carried out in France

What you get

Inventory and technical condition of equipment

From the initial inventory to the delivery of the modernization plan — without interruption of activity.

  • Inventory and technical condition of equipment

    Inventory of all HVAC equipment (boilers, heat pumps, air handling units, ventilation systems, chillers, emitters), recording of technical characteristics, verification of installation dates, last maintenance and failure history.

  • Measurement and analysis of actual yields

    Measurements under real operating conditions: temperatures, flow rates, power consumption vs. nominal values. Calculation of actual performance coefficients (COP, EER) and identification of deviations from manufacturer values.

  • Control of regulations and balancing

    Verification of water laws, control parameters, hydraulic balancing, and consistency between different equipment. Identification of conflicts, pressure losses, and overconsumption related to faulty regulation.

  • Costed and prioritized modernization plan

    Recommendations by equipment: optimization of regulation, targeted repair, or replacement. For each action: estimated investment, annual savings, return on investment, and integration of available subsidies.

Nicolas Georges

Nicolas Georges

Head of HVAC & Energy Management departments at Powesco

THE EXPERT'S WORD

Before replacing equipment, it is necessary to understand why it consumes energy

An HVAC audit helps identify truly useful actions and avoid unnecessary investments. In many cases, optimizing the control system or rebalancing the network can yield significant savings well before any equipment replacement is necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have an energy efficiency project, questions about financing or regulatory obligations? Our experts are here to help.

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Any company with more than 250 employees or a turnover exceeding €50 million must conduct an energy audit every four years. The HVAC audit is often the first deliverable of this process. Beyond the legal requirement, it remains the essential starting point for any serious energy consumption reduction program.

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