EECA 2024 Building Energy Compliance
Budi Kencana supports office building owners, Persons in Charge of Buildings, property teams, and facility managers with BEI/EIP assessment, Energy Intensity Label support, and Registered Energy Auditor-led energy audit and improvement planning.
Building energy performance
Energy compliance begins with determining whether the building is within the applicable requirements, whether the necessary data and metering information are ready, and what technical work is required next.
Budi Kencana provides a structured service pathway covering readiness review, technical BEI/EIP assessment, annual Energy Intensity Label documentation support, and REA energy audit and improvement planning where required.
Core services
Start with readiness, then progress only to the technical work your building requires.
Review likely applicability, available documents, metering boundary, and data readiness before committing to a full technical assessment.
Conduct the technical work needed to establish the building's energy-intensity position using available energy and building information.
Prepare and coordinate supporting information for the building's Energy Intensity Label process, subject to the applicable regulatory requirements.
Where an energy audit is required or strategically useful, a Registered Energy Auditor leads the detailed assessment of energy-saving opportunities and improvement actions.
Why Budi Kencana
Understand the building's likely compliance position and the information still required before the next technical step.
Coordinate technical assessment and supporting documentation through one service pathway.
Services are led by a Registered Energy Auditor and Registered Energy Manager, as applicable to the engagement.
Move beyond compliance documentation toward practical energy-performance improvement opportunities.
Getting started
The exact information depends on the building and engagement. For a useful first discussion, prepare the following where available:
This service is particularly relevant to office-building owners and Persons in Charge of Buildings that need to understand their EECA 2024 obligations, prepare energy-performance information, or establish a practical route from compliance review to improvement action.
Frequently asked questions
No. Applicability depends on the current legal and regulatory criteria for the building. A readiness assessment helps establish the relevant building facts and identify whether further technical work is appropriate.
The readiness assessment checks likely applicability, documents, metering boundary, and data availability. The technical assessment then uses the required building and energy information to perform the BEI/EIP analysis and review.
Yes. The service includes preparation and coordination of supporting documentation and application information, subject to the current requirements of the Energy Commission and the agreed engagement scope.
The regulatory trigger depends on the building's applicable status and any direction issued under the current framework. Budi Kencana can also discuss an audit where the owner wants a deeper improvement assessment even when the immediate objective is not regulatory response.
Share your building type, GFA, metering arrangement, and 12-month energy data so we can determine the right first step.
