What type of maintenance is conducted to improve energy efficiency?

Energy Conservation Measures are specifically designed to enhance the efficiency with which energy is used in a building. This type of maintenance focuses on implementing strategies and practices that reduce energy consumption while maintaining or improving occupant comfort and functionality. These measures can include upgrading systems, optimizing controls, conducting regular energy audits, and enhancing insulation or HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) efficiency.

Engaging in energy conservation not only helps to lower utility costs but also supports sustainability initiatives by reducing the overall carbon footprint of a building. This makes Energy Conservation Measures a proactive approach to maintenance aimed at improving energy efficiency, distinguishing it from other types of maintenance that may focus more on compliance, emergency issues, or inventory management.