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salahuddin zia
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Electrical Energy Audit

04/19/2010 7:49 AM

can any one pass on to me electrical energy audit report for chicken hatchery factory.
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04/19/2010 12:04 PM

Which one?

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04/19/2010 3:02 PM

I don't think I could go off half-cocked and pluck a copy from our quality assurance division here as I would run a-fowl of management (they can be a real mother hen about these sorts of things).

I would go so far as to go out on a wing and say one of the eggsperts here may have a copy of a template (that's no yolk), but in the mean time have you tried your local government energy website for a energy audit template relevant to your country and industry (a business energy audit perhaps)? I would have thought they would have had them, or at least general guidelines or a link to a relevant website, additionally an internet search of "electrical energy audit report" produced numerous examples and guidelines.

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04/19/2010 5:14 PM

Try http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/53474/Electrical-Energy-Audit

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