Evaluation methodology selection wizard
Methodology finder – Grants and subsidies – Non-residential buildings
Available policy / sector / method combinations described in specific evaluation guides
- Energy indicator sector [GUIDE 12]
Sectoral energy efficiency indicators are used to show the energy efficiency progress on the economic sector level. For energy evaluation in an industrial sector, indicators on process or appliance level are used most often. The relevant indicator in this case is the energy consumption per unit of physical output. This figure, in combination with the output of product per year, gives the final energy use for a specific process or appliance.
Evaluation methodology comparison table
Evaluation method | Pros & cons | Method characteristics | Required input data | |||||||
Pro | Con | Savings output | Aggregation level | Application (ex-ante/ex-post) | Energy use before and after actions | Number of energy saving actions | Energy saved per action | Normalisation factors | Gross-to-net adjustments | |
Energy indicator sector (energy intensity) Fallback methodology: residential / (billing analysis or measurement) [PSMC 8] Fallback methodology: freight transport / engineering [PSMC 19] |
Only statistics | Aggregated (black box) | Total savings | Top-down | Ex-post only | From statistics | No (included in total savings) | No (included in total savings) | For activity level and temperature | E.g. double counting |