Navy Blue Resources Integration and Solutions

Welcome to Navy Blue Energy

About Navy Blue Energy Labs Navy Blue Energy Labs, through NBRI (Services) and NBSense (Solutions), delivers a complete ecosystem for Energy Audits, Water Audits, Carbon Footprint Assessments, Electrical & Safety Audits, and IoT-based Smart Monitoring Systems. We help industries, commercial facilities, utilities, and institutions improve efficiency, reduce costs, and achieve compliance by combining expert consulting with cutting-edge IoT solutions. From energy optimization and power quality audits to real-time monitoring of water, air quality, generators, and fire safety systems, we ensure measurable savings and sustainable growth. With NBRI’s professional audit services and NBSense’s intelligent IoT platforms, we transform traditional operations into data-driven, future-ready smart facilities.

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Technological Resource Integrators & Service Provider

We Provide Solutions to Customer by integrating optimum technology from the market with breadth of knowledge and skill set for more efficiency and environmental benefit in Energy, Irrigation and Agriculture sector.

Unique Work Culture Of Continuous Innovation

We Provide technological solution with innovated product by knowing clients specific requirement

Services

Energy Audit and Management

Navy blue designs, implements & operates solutions that enable use of energy efficiency services.

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Water Audit

Audit service helps water utilities to reduce wastage of water, optimized operational cots & improve efficiency.

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Carbon Footprint Assessment

Navy Blue provides detailed GHG Emission Assessment.

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Electrical, Power Quality and Fire safety Audit

Comprehensive audits to assess electrical systems, improve power quality, and ensure fire safety compliance for safer and more efficient operations.

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Testing and commissioning (Electrical and HVAC)

Ensuring workplace safety is essential during the testing and commissioning of electrical and HVAC systems. Proper procedures help protect personnel and equipment, guaranteeing a safe and efficient operational environment.

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MEP Audit

Our MEP Audit optimizes performance, safety, and compliance by identifying inefficiencies and risks in your building systems.

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Power System Studies

Expert analysis in load flow, short circuit, protection, and stability to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient power systems.

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Infrared Thermography Studies

Detect hotspots, prevent failures, and enhance safety through non-invasive thermal imaging of electrical, mechanical, and building systems.

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Renewable Energy Consulting

We design, evaluate, and optimize solar, wind, and hybrid energy solutions for sustainable growth, cost savings, and compliance.

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Special Engineering service

We deliver customized engineering solutions for complex challenges, focusing on innovation, precision, sustainability, and operational efficiency across industries.

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Off Grid Solar in Agriculture

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Frequently Asked Questions

A facility energy audit is a comprehensive evaluation of how energy is used within a building or facility. It examines all aspects that impact energy consumption, including the building structure, lighting, HVAC systems, and equipment. The goal of an energy audit is to identify areas of energy waste and recommend improvements to increase energy efficiency, lower utility costs, and support sustainability efforts.

The cost of a facility energy audit can vary based on several factors, including the size of the facility, the number of sites, and the depth and scope of the audit. However, for context, a site consuming around 500,000 kWh per year could typically be audited for less than 1% of its annual energy spend. With current high energy prices, the return on investment for an audit can be significant, especially when energy-saving opportunities are identified.

A facility energy audit is the ideal starting point for reducing energy costs and improving efficiency. Key benefits include:

Identifying cost-saving opportunities through energy efficiency measures
Reducing carbon emissions and improving environmental performance
Recovering overcharges through historical bill validation
Learning about available finance options and tax incentives
Exploring ways to reduce grid reliance and protect against energy price increases
By gaining a clear understanding of how your facility uses energy, an audit helps you take informed, strategic steps toward energy and cost savings

While you can perform a basic energy audit yourself, hiring a qualified and experienced professional is highly recommended. A certified energy auditor ensures compliance with industry standards and provides a deeper, more accurate analysis. A professional audit can uncover significant energy-saving opportunities, often leading to a 10% to 40% reduction in energy costs, depending on your facility’s current usage and efficiency.

Installing a solar energy system helps reduce your electricity bills by generating your own clean energy. It also protects you from future electricity rate increases. The amount you save depends on local utility rates and solar policies, but overall, going solar is a smart and cost-effective investment no matter where you live.

Solar power reduces greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. It also lowers air pollutants such as sulfur dioxide and particulate matter, which can cause respiratory and other health issues. Using solar energy supports a cleaner, healthier environment for everyone.

The power generated by your solar energy system depends on sunlight. Solar panels produce less energy on cloudy days and none at night. Despite this, high electricity costs and available financial incentives make solar a smart investment even in cloudy cities.

When you install solar panels, you typically remain connected to the grid. This lets you draw power when your system isn’t producing enough and send excess power back to the grid. While going completely off-grid is possible with battery storage, it’s usually more expensive and unnecessary for most homeowners.

Insight in facility management means understanding when a problem will occur, such as knowing a machine is about to fail or identifying an issue early. This knowledge helps you create an effective action plan, like scheduling timely repairs, to prevent downtime and keep your facility running smoothly.

Data science, especially analytics, helps extract valuable insights from facility data. It can detect rare or unusual patterns that serve as early warning signs of equipment failure, enabling proactive maintenance and reducing downtime.

Edge computing processes data locally at the site where it’s generated, enabling faster insights and quicker actions without constantly sending data to the cloud. For example, a building’s systems can be monitored with periodic reports instead of continuous data streaming. This approach simplifies application development and makes solutions easier to deploy and maintain.

You don’t need a formal degree, but you should be able to understand how to use existing data and new data from IoT devices creatively. For example, adding extra measurement points in a manufacturing process can help identify where failures occur. Collecting and comparing data throughout the process provides valuable insights for improvement.