CONTENTS : Executive Summary . 1 1. Introduction .. 2 1.1 Goals..2 1.2 Scope .3 1.2.1 Pre-Assessment..3 1.2.2 Assessment. .4 1.2.3 Post-Assessment .4 1.2.4 Additional Information.4 1.3 Status of Energy Assessment in India .4 1.3.1 Energy Assessment Drivers .. .4 1.3.2 Corporate Social Responsibility .5 1.4 Role of Key Organizations ..6 1.4.1 Strategies for a Successful Energy Assessment and Efficiency Program. . .6 2. Pre-Assessment . 9 2.1 Screening Tool . .9 2.2 Preliminary Data Collection .9 2.3 Energy Efficiency Committee .. 11 2.4 Self Evaluation . 11 2.5 Expression of Interest 12 2.6 Request For Proposal 13 2.6.1 Drafting the RFP14 2.6.2 Evaluating the RFP Responses . 15 3. Levels of Energy Assessments. .. .17 3.1 General information. 17 3.1.1 General Building and Energy Information17 3.1.2 Energy Using Systems . 17 3.1.3 Engineering and Financial Analysis. .. 18 3.2 Level I - Preliminary Energy Assessment. .. 19 3.3 Level II - Comprehensive Energy Assessment20 3.4 Level III - Detailed Analysis of Capital Intensive Measures . 21 3.4.1 Technical Analysis. 21 3.4.2 Financial Analysis 21 3.4.3 Risk Analysis22 3.5 Reporting Building Energy Assessment Results. 22 4. Post-Assessment .25 4.1 Implementation25 4.2 Performance Contracts 26 4.2.1 Important Components of a Performance Contract. 26 4.3 Operation and Maintenance. .. 27 4.4 Measurement and Verification. .. 28 4.5 Review 29 APPENDICES .30 Appendix A: State Designated Agencies . . 31 Appendix B: Standard Forms for Energy Assessment. 37 Appendix C: Guidelines on Preliminary Energy Use and Walk -Through Analysis - The eeBuildings Approach . 42 Appendix D: Annual Cooling Degree Hour and Day for Select Cities. .. 45 Appendix E: Model Response to RFP Outline for Commissioning Building Energy Assessment . 46 Appendix F: Guidelines to System Level Data Collection & Analysis 49 Appendix G: Guidelines on Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) 51 Appendix H: Guidelines for Preparation of Energy Audit Report 52 Appendix I: References. 54