BECORP assesses the building, coordinates the appropriate energy audit and turns the findings into practical, measurable improvements, so every decision starts from a baseline rather than an assumption.
An audit is only useful if it leads somewhere. BECORP assesses the building and its operating conditions, engages the appropriate registered energy professional where required, and carries the findings through to design and verification.
Surface temperatures are logged, energy bills reviewed and hot zones marked, while objectives and constraints are defined with you.
The appropriate registered energy professional is engaged where required, with audit scope confirmed for each project.
Roof, wall and glazing areas where heat enters are located, together with thermal bridges and acoustic concerns.
Surface temperature, energy consumption and sound levels are recorded before work starts, so later readings have a fair reference.
Your baseline plus BECORP product data produce a projected saving figure, with the simulation report delivered within two weeks.
Findings become a clear scope: which systems, in which order, and what evidence is needed for reporting and compliance.
The audit follows heat from where it enters the building to where it is paid for.
Surface temperature and solar exposure of roofs and external walls.
Solar heat entering through windows and glazed façades.
How much cooling the building needs to hold comfort, and how efficiently it is supplied.
Billing history reviewed against the way the building is actually operated.
The audit is the second step of a six-step process, and the findings carry through to the last one.
Assess building and energy performance, and define objectives and constraints.
Engage the appropriate registered energy professional where required.
Locate heat-gain paths, thermal bridges and envelope opportunities.
Set the measurement plan and a projected saving figure from your baseline.
Carry the findings into installed work under one accountable team.
Measure outcomes against the agreed baseline and method.
BECORP looks at avoidable demand first: roof and wall envelope, insulation, detailing and efficient systems. Only then is supply sized to the actual need.
The best order of work is specific to each project, and insulation and solar generation can work together.
One building at the Pure Life Society home in Taman Tan Yew Lai has been fitted with BECORP insulation as a CSR initiative, giving a live benchmark for indoor temperature reduction and the energy saved.
In force since 1 January 2025. Energy-consumer obligations apply at 21,600 GJ or more across 12 consecutive months, and applicability should be confirmed with qualified advisers.
Audit findings are checked with registered energy professionals where required, before they are issued.
Reduction figures and before and after readings are formatted for sustainability reports and green-building submissions.
BECORP provides labour and materials warranty according to the applicable project contract and product documentation.
Start with the building, its operating conditions and your last twelve months of electricity bills.
Talk to BECORP about a site assessment that ends with a baseline you can act on.