Conducting energy audits in industries is a fundamental practice for improving energy efficiency and promoting sustainable energy management. An energy audit is a systematic evaluation of energy consumption within an industrial facility, aimed at identifying areas where energy is being wasted, assessing equipment performance, and recommending measures to optimize energy use. The importance of energy audits lies in their ability to provide a clear understanding of energy flows, losses, and opportunities for savings, which is essential for both economic and environmental sustainability. One of the primary benefits of conducting energy audits is cost reduction. Industries often consume significant amounts of energy in processes such as heating, cooling, lighting, and machinery operation. By analyzing energy consumption patterns, audits can pinpoint inefficient equipment, operational practices, or processes that result in excessive energy use. For example, outdated motors, improper insulation, or poorly controlled HVAC systems can be identified and replaced or optimized. Implementing the recommendations from energy audits typically leads to substantial reductions in electricity and fuel bills, directly improving the industrial facility’s bottom line. Energy audits also play a critical role in enhancing operational efficiency. Industrial processes are complex and involve multiple stages, each with different energy requirements. Through detailed monitoring and analysis, energy audits help managers understand which processes are