• An Energy Audit is a systematic assessment of an institution’s energy consumption, utilization patterns, and energy management practices. It is carried out to evaluate the efficiency of energy use, identify areas of excessive or avoidable consumption, and recommend suitable measures for improving energy efficiency and reducing energy costs.

• An Environmental Audit is a systematic evaluation of an institution’s environmental performance, management practices, and compliance with applicable environmental requirements. It is conducted to assess the institution’s impact on the environment and to identify opportunities for improving environmental sustainability.

• A Green Audit is a systematic assessment of an institution’s environmental practices, resource utilization, and sustainability performance. It helps to evaluate the effective use of natural resources and identify opportunities to minimize environmental impacts while promoting a healthy, sustainable, and eco-friendly campus..

• Based on the audit findings, recommendations are provided for energy conservation, efficient utilization of electrical equipment, adoption of renewable energy, reduction of energy losses, and improvement of energy management practices. The Energy Audit therefore serves as an important tool for reducing operational costs, conserving resources, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting a sustainable and energy-efficient campus.