JLanka leads way in energy conservation

The audit carried out by JLanka Power and Energy from 1 to 21 January was concluded with the submission of their final report to the Director General of Pensions Sunil Hettiarachchi at a meeting held at the Department of Pensions auditorium on 17 February. It was based on the necessary steps to be taken to support the country’s energy conservation plan.

The process itself was conducted methodically and efficiently with the auditors getting familiar with the premises and energy converting equipment available. Spot measurements were done along with research on energy costs and consumption supported by the relevant documentation. The preliminary findings were presented to the electrical staff during the final session, which culminated in to the development of energy conservation projects and ideas.

The objective of this audit was to identify potential areas where energy monitoring and efficiency improvements can be made to boost the overall reduction of the energy costs of the premises. Overall the Department of Pensions was able to reduce their energy usage by 20%  by the end the year 2015 through its green production program.