A structured template that matches Annex VI expectations.
Use this to standardize deliverables across sites and audit providers.
Structured answer sets in this page tree.
Cited legal and guidance references.
Audit programs fail when reports are inconsistent and cannot be compared year to year. This template is designed to produce reports that meet EED minimum criteria in Annex VI, stay traceable back to measured data, and feed directly into a concrete and feasible Action Plan, management submission, and publishable reporting outputs.
A high-quality energy audit report is traceable (data-backed), comparable (stable structure), and actionable (clear measures with economics and feasibility).
Use this template as a contract deliverable, not as an afterthought.
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Write for a decision-maker: the summary should stand alone and explain what is recommended and why.
Keep sensitive details out of the summary if the report will be used for publication/reporting.
This section defends the audit: what was covered, what was excluded, and why.
If the boundary is unclear, everything downstream is vulnerable.
Annex VI expects up-to-date, measured, traceable operational data and load profiles for electricity.
This is the section auditors will challenge first.
Make measures comparable. Use a standard row format so you can aggregate across sites.
Each measure should have a feasibility decision path (do/skip/defer) and a measurement approach.
Annex VI expects identification of potential for cost-effective renewable energy use or production.
This section can be high-level but must be evidence-backed and bounded.
The EED links audits to a feasible Action Plan. Make the Action Plan exportable and owner-assigned.
This appendix is the bridge between audit and implementation.