google.com, pub-6163986048689870, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0
top of page

PAT Scheme Energy Audit Services

Compliance-Driven Energy Audits for Designated Consumers

A PAT Scheme Energy Audit is a mandatory, compliance-oriented energy audit conducted for Designated Consumers (DCs) under the Perform, Achieve & Trade (PAT) mechanism of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), Government of India.

At SARK Engineers & Consultants, we conduct measurement-based, regulation-aligned PAT energy audits that not only ensure statutory compliance but also help industries reduce SEC, avoid penalties, and achieve sustainable energy performance improvements.

What Is a PAT Scheme Energy Audit?

A PAT Scheme Energy Audit is a detailed and structured energy assessment mandated for notified Designated Consumers to establish baseline energy performance, identify Specific Energy Consumption (SEC) reduction opportunities, and support compliance reporting under the PAT cycle.

The audit is aligned with:

  • BEE PAT guidelines

  • Sector-specific SEC norms

  • Monitoring & Verification (M&V) protocols

PAT audits go beyond conventional audits by focusing on baseline accuracy, verifiable savings, and regulatory documentation.

BEE Certified

Most of our team members are BEE certified Energy Auditors and Managers

Experience

  • 70+ PAT Audits

  • 27 + Types of industries

  • Pan India Functioning

  • Global Audits in 11 nations

Results

  • Fastest Paybacks in a month.

  • Highest Savings achieved had been 45%

  • More than INR 47 crores saved per annum

1

Baseline Energy Performance Assessment

  • Verification of baseline year energy consumption data

  • Validation of production data and operating boundaries

  • Establishment of plant-level and process-level SEC

  • Cross-checking of energy meters and data integrity

  • Identification of baseline anomalies and normalization gaps

  • Alignment with BEE PAT baseline calculation methodology

2

Energy Distribution & Accounting Analysis

  • Electrical and thermal energy flow mapping

  • Identification of unaccounted and distribution losses

  • Verification of sub-metering adequacy and accuracy

  • Assessment of energy allocation across major processes

  • Steam, fuel, and utility distribution loss quantification

  • Boundary compliance as per PAT guidelines

3

Process & Control System Evaluation

  • Review of process control philosophy impacting SEC

  • Setpoint optimization aligned to PAT targets

  • Evaluation of VFD and automation effectiveness

  • Assessment of operational stability and load management

  • Control gaps causing excess energy consumption

  • Alignment of control strategies with PAT monitoring needs

4

Major Equipment & Utility Performance Analysis

  • Performance assessment of major energy-consuming equipment

  • Boiler, furnace, kiln and heater efficiency evaluation

  • Electrical system and motor efficiency assessment

  • Utility systems impact on overall SEC

  • Deviation analysis from design and best practice benchmarks

  • Identification of high-impact SEC reduction opportunities

5

Operational & Management Practice Review

  • Review of operational discipline affecting energy performance

  • Maintenance practices impacting efficiency and reliability

  • Shift-wise and campaign-based energy performance analysis

  • Identification of behavioural and procedural losses

  • No-cost and low-cost measures for immediate SEC reduction

  • PAT-compliant documentation and record-keeping gaps

6

SEC Reduction & Compliance Roadmap

  • Identification of PAT-aligned Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs)

  • Quantification of SEC reduction potential for each ECM

  • CAPEX–OPEX analysis with PAT cycle timelines

  • Risk assessment for target non-achievement

  • Support inputs for verification and audit readiness

  • Prioritized roadmap to achieve and sustain PAT targets

How We Conduct a PAT Scheme Energy Audit

Our methodology follows a structured and proven approach:

  • PAT Applicability & Boundary Review

  • Historical Energy & Production Data Validation

  • On-Site Measurements & Monitoring

  • SEC Baseline Establishment

  • Identification of PAT-Compliant ECMs

  • Savings Quantification & Risk Analysis

  • Compliance Documentation & Reporting

Hydroelectric Plant

01.

Baseline Establishment

We validate energy data, production figures, and operational boundaries to establish accurate baseline SEC as per PAT guidelines.

02.

SEC Optimisation

Detailed system-wise analysis is conducted to identify measurable and verifiable energy conservation measures aligned with PAT targets.

03.

Compliance Assurance

We support documentation, reporting, and readiness for BEE-appointed Verification Agencies to ensure audit defensibility and compliance success.

Deliverables Under PAT Energy Audit

May Vary

You receive a PAT-compliant, verification-ready audit report, including:

  • Validated SEC baseline calculation

  • System-wise energy performance analysis

  • Identified SEC reduction opportunities

  • Energy saving projections aligned to PAT targets

  • CAPEX–OPEX and payback analysis

  • Risk assessment for non-compliance

  • Inputs for Form 1, Form A and verification readiness

Get your Detailed audit quote now!

We will get back to you with your customized offer at the earliest.

Thanks for submitting!

Frequently Asked Questions – PAT Scheme Energy Audit

1. Is a PAT Scheme Energy Audit mandatory?

Yes. All Designated Consumers notified by BEE are required to conduct PAT-aligned energy audits as per the applicable PAT cycle guidelines.

2. How is a PAT energy audit different from a normal energy audit?

PAT energy audits focus on SEC reduction, baseline validation, and compliance documentation, while general energy audits focus mainly on cost savings.

3. Who can conduct a PAT Scheme Energy Audit?

PAT energy audits must be conducted by qualified and experienced energy auditors familiar with BEE guidelines and sector-specific PAT requirements.

4. What happens if PAT targets are not achieved?

Failure to meet PAT targets can result in penalties or the need to purchase ECerts, increasing compliance costs.

5. Does a PAT audit help in ECerts trading?

Yes. A robust PAT energy audit helps identify surplus savings that can potentially be converted into ECerts.

6. How often is a PAT energy audit required?

Energy audits are typically conducted at the beginning of a PAT cycle and updated as required during verification or performance review stages.

7. Can PAT audits identify cost-saving opportunities beyond compliance?

Absolutely. Many PAT measures deliver significant operational cost savings in addition to regulatory compliance.

bottom of page