Compliance Specialist

Compressed Air for Energy Managers

Compressed air is often flagged as the most wasteful utility on site. You need efficiency data, carbon reporting numbers, and a clear improvement roadmap.

20-30% Typical air lost to leaks Industry average
45 Years in compressed air Est. 1980
230+ Active customers UK wide
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What Energy Managers Face with Compressed Air

1

Compressed air consuming more energy than it should

Typical compressed air systems operate at 50 to 70% efficiency. Leaks, oversized compressors, poor load management, and excessive pressure all contribute to energy waste you are paying for.

2

Carbon reporting without accurate data

You need compressed air energy data for ESOS, SECR, or ISO 50001 reporting. Most sites cannot tell you their specific power (kW per cubic metre per minute) or how it compares to best practice.

3

Improvement opportunities without clear payback

You know compressed air is inefficient, but without baseline measurements and payback calculations, getting budget approval for improvements is difficult.

What You Get from Working with Airmech

What you need

Baseline efficiency data you can report on

What we deliver

We measure specific power, identify waste sources, and provide energy data formatted for ESOS, SECR, and ISO 50001 reporting. Numbers your auditors can verify.

ESOS-ready data
What you need

Leak detection and repair with quantified savings

What we deliver

Ultrasonic leak surveys identify every leak on your site, quantify the energy cost, and provide a prioritised repair schedule with payback per repair.

20 to 30% recovery typical
What you need

Improvement roadmap with clear payback

What we deliver

Prioritised 12 month improvement plan with estimated savings per action. VSD conversion, pressure optimisation, heat recovery, and leak repair each with payback calculations.

Board-ready business cases
What you need

Carbon reduction you can attribute to compressed air

What we deliver

We convert energy waste into CO2 tonnage for your sustainability reporting. Clear attribution from compressed air improvements to corporate carbon targets.

Tools and Resources

Free tools built for your role.

Energy Savings Calculator

Calculate potential energy savings from compressed air system optimisation.

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Air Leak Survey ROI Estimator

Estimate the return on investment from a leak detection and repair programme.

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Carbon Footprint Calculator

Calculate your compressed air system's total energy and CO2 contribution.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much energy can we save from leak repair alone?

Typical industrial sites lose 20 to 30% of compressed air output to leaks. At UK energy prices, a site running a 75 kW compressor can save thousands of pounds per year from leak repair alone. We quantify the exact figure for your site during our survey.

Can you provide data for our ESOS audit?

Yes. We provide specific power measurements, energy consumption data, and improvement recommendations formatted for ESOS compliance. Our data meets the requirements for energy audit submissions.

What is specific power and why does it matter?

Specific power is the energy consumed per unit of compressed air produced, measured in kW per cubic metre per minute. It is the single best measure of system efficiency. We measure yours and benchmark it against manufacturer rated and industry best practice.

Do you provide heat recovery assessments?

Yes. Up to 94% of the energy consumed by a compressor is converted to heat. We assess whether heat recovery is feasible for your site, estimate the energy savings, and provide payback calculations for the investment.

Measure It. Reduce It. Report It.

Tell us about your compressed air system. We will measure your baseline efficiency and show you where the savings are.