Professional Audit Report Word

Acronym Description SB 1149 Senate Bill 1149, the bill that created the SB 1149 Schools Program HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning EEM Energy Efficiency Measure DHW Domestic Hot Water, represents heated water for washing and hygiene, but not for building heat ASHRAE American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning Engineers DDC Direct Digital Controls DX Direct Expansion, represents mechanical cooling using refrigerant RTU Roof top unit, refers to packaged HVAC unit located on facility roof CFM Cubic Feet per Minute, a standard measure of HVAC air flows Cover Sheet School and school district name Facility address Picture of the school Program funding (SB1149 or Cool Schools) Audit type (whole building or targeted) Audit status (draft or final) Audit date and name of the audit firm Table of Contents Table of Contents should include all major headings, sub-headings, and appendix sections.. The intent of this requirement is to ensure that estimates of the base-case end-use energy estimates and potential energy-savings estimates in the energy audit report are reasonable.2 The energy auditor must verify that each EEM savings estimate is reasonable in comparison to the historical energy consumption of that end use based on energy consumption survey data or experience with similar sites.3 NOTE: In the audit report review, EEMs that exhibit a high percentage of end use category or total energy savings, or that cumulatively result in a particularly low EUI, justify with greater scrutiny during review.. List of Required Appendices General Information Appendices Energy End Use Calculations Energy Modeling Documentation Equipment Surveys Sequence of Operation EEM Related Appendices EEM Specific Requirements EEM Energy Calculations EEM Cost Estimation EEM Cut Sheets and Other Documents Site Measurement Appendices Onsite Visits and Monitoring Data logging and Monitoring Results Administrative Appendices Report Identification Signatures and Certific