Working for SGS, Ejada performed energy efficiency and sustainable energy gap analyses across five textile factories — a sector where process heat and motor loads make efficiency gains both substantial and measurable.
The assessments applied four international and European standards covering the full measurement chain: audit methodology (ISO 50002, EN 16247), savings verification (IPMVP), and energy performance measurement (ISO 50015) — so identified savings were quantified to a standard a client could act on and verify.
Scope
- Energy efficiency and sustainable energy gap analyses across five factories.
- Energy audits conducted to ISO 50002 and the European standard EN 16247.
- Savings measurement and verification following IPMVP.
- Energy performance measurement under ISO 50015.
Key Outcomes
- Five textile factories assessed
- Four international and European standards applied: ISO 50002, EN 16247, IPMVP, ISO 50015
- Energy efficiency gaps quantified to a verifiable standard
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