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Our Certified Energy Auditors and Energy Managers assess electricity, water, district cooling and gas consumption, examine building systems and identify opportunities to reduce utility consumption and operating costs.
We evaluate the recommended improvements based on estimated savings, investment requirements and payback periods, helping building owners and facility managers make informed decisions.
Environmental Development is one of the four pillars of Qatar National Vision 2030. It emphasises the responsible use of natural resources and the need to balance economic development with environmental protection.
Improving the energy and water efficiency of existing buildings and facilities is an important part of achieving these objectives.
KAHRAMAA’s energy and water conservation framework places emphasis on energy management, monitoring of consumption and continual improvement in energy performance.
KAHRAMAA's Energy & Water Conservation Code 2023, Section 07 — Energy Management System for Bulk Customers establishes energy management requirements for existing and new bulk customers.
Our energy audit services help organisations establish a reliable energy consumption baseline, identify significant energy uses and develop Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs).
Energy reviews and performance benchmarking.
Identification of significant energy-consuming systems.
Development of energy-saving measures and implementation plans.
Establishment of energy performance indicators and baselines.
Monitoring and verification of energy performance improvements.
Preparation of technical information for energy management plans and reporting.
These activities can form part of an Energy Management System (EnMS) developed in accordance with ISO 50001:2018, where applicable.
Qatar’s Third National Development Strategy 2024–2030 targets a 25% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 relative to the business-as-usual scenario.
Improving the energy efficiency of buildings and facilities can contribute to this national objective. Through energy audits, Conserve helps organisations identify measures to reduce electricity and fuel consumption, estimate associated carbon emission reductions and prioritise improvements that support their sustainability and decarbonisation plans.
Our energy audit findings can also support corporate greenhouse gas inventories, ESG reporting and long-term carbon reduction strategies.
Electricity, water and district cooling represent significant operating expenses for many buildings in Qatar.
Energy consumption and utility costs can increase due to inefficient HVAC operation, inadequate controls, improper operating schedules, equipment deterioration and poor maintenance practices.
Conserve’s energy audits identify opportunities to improve system performance and reduce unnecessary consumption.
We evaluate the performance of HVAC equipment, lighting, pumps, motors, electrical systems and other major energy-consuming equipment.
Our recommendations may include operating schedule adjustments, control optimisation, equipment improvements and replacement of inefficient systems.
For buildings connected to district cooling networks, we assess chilled-water consumption, supply and return temperatures, temperature differential (ΔT), flow rates and the performance of connected building systems.
A low chilled-water temperature differential can increase the water flow required to meet a given cooling load and affect system efficiency.
Our assessments identify potential causes of low ΔT and opportunities to improve chilled-water system performance, control operation and cooling energy efficiency.
Where applicable, the findings can also support compliance with district cooling provider requirements and contractual performance conditions.
We analyse water consumption patterns, inspect relevant systems and identify opportunities to reduce water wastage.
Depending on the audit scope, recommendations may include leak reduction, fixture improvements, operating adjustments, irrigation optimisation and improved water monitoring.
Conserve Solutions conducts energy audits based on internationally recognised methodologies, including ISO 50002-1:2025 and the applicable ASHRAE energy audit levels.
Initial assessment to identify energy-saving opportunities.
Detailed evaluation of energy consumption, building systems and recommended conservation measures, including estimated savings and investment costs.
Detailed engineering and financial assessment of major energy efficiency improvements.
Our audits can also include water conservation assessments, calibrated energy modelling and post-implementation Measurement and Verification (M&V), depending on project requirements.
Conserve Green Building & MEP Solutions W.L.L. is among the first four companies accredited by KAHRAMAA as an Energy Service Company (ESCO) in Qatar. The accreditation supports our provision of energy efficiency services within the approved accreditation scope.
Our energy audits are led by Certified Energy Auditors and Certified Energy Managers, supported by specialists in energy modelling, building performance and measurement and verification.
Our experience in HVAC, electrical engineering, engineering simulation, building automation and sustainability consulting enables us to assess building performance and develop practical recommendations.
Our team has undertaken energy audit and assessment assignments for buildings and facilities in Qatar.
Project examples
Whether you are seeking to reduce utility expenses, meet applicable energy management requirements or improve your building's environmental performance, Conserve Solutions can help you assess the opportunities.
Contact our energy audit team in Qatar to discuss your building, utility consumption and project requirements.
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Energy management and audit-related obligations depend on the applicable KAHRAMAA regulations, customer category and facility requirements. Conserve can help organisations assess their energy performance and determine the appropriate scope of an audit.
An energy audit can identify opportunities to improve chilled-water system performance and reduce unnecessary cooling consumption. The actual financial benefit depends on the district cooling tariff structure, contracted capacity, consumption and improvements implemented.
Yes. An energy audit can provide information required for energy reviews, performance baselines, energy performance indicators and improvement planning under an ISO 50001 energy management system.
Depending on the audit level, the report includes utility consumption analysis, system performance findings, recommended conservation measures, estimated savings, implementation costs, payback periods and prioritised recommendations.
Yes. Conserve can support the technical evaluation and implementation of recommended measures and provide post-implementation Measurement and Verification services where required.
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