What is involved in a M&V feasibility study?
A Measurement & Verification (M&V) feasibility study determines how energy savings can be accurately measured and verified for your project. We assess your building’s energy data, metering infrastructure and operational requirements to establish a reliable baseline and identify the most suitable M&V approach.
The study provides a clear roadmap for implementing M&V, including any additional monitoring requirements, expected accuracy levels and the most appropriate IPMVP methodology, ensuring savings can be measured with confidence.
The International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol (IPMVP) is a globally recognised framework used to quantify the results of energy and water efficiency projects. It provides standardised methods for measuring savings, ensuring that reported results are accurate, transparent and comparable across different projects. By aligning your M&V approach with IPMVP, we ensure that all savings calculations are credible, consistent and supported by a robust methodology.
How can TEA help?
Understanding how your building uses energy is the foundation of any successful efficiency project. Our feasibility studies for metering and Measurement & Verification (M&V) provide the clarity you need before investing in new systems or upgrades. By analysing your current energy profile, equipment behaviour and data‑collection capabilities, we help you determine the most effective metering strategy and the right M&V approach to validate future savings.
These feasibility studies ensure that any investment in metering or M&V is technically sound, financially justified and aligned with your operational goals.
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