Warehouses, Depots

EWG Entry Door check

EWG provides a practical first-step evaluation for warehouse and depot sites where bills, long-hours lighting, after-hours load, charging, comfort, refrigeration where relevant, or supplier and upgrade decisions are unclear.

EWG reviews the site information you provide, energy-use signals, operating context, available evidence, decision control, and next-step readiness before suggesting whether there is a useful next step.

This check does not replace a full audit, technical diagnosis, supplier quote, repair work, compliance sign-off, or guaranteed savings report.

If the next step needs a supplier, trade contractor, auditor, or qualified specialist, EWG can clarify the question, evidence, and preparation needed before you decide what to do.

After you submit the form, you will be taken to the What Next page for this category.

Required fields. Use “Not sure” where you do not know the answer.

Warehouse and depot sites often have long-hours lighting, after-hours load, charging, comfort, refrigeration where relevant, and supplier or upgrade decisions working together. This check is only to identify whether there is a useful next step.

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What is happening?

Start with the reason you opened this check. Exact diagnosis is not expected.

Main concern or trigger *

High or rising energy bill Confusing bill, tariff, or demand charge Equipment running after hours Equipment strain, faults, or callouts Comfort, heat, cold, draft, damp, or reliability issue Old equipment or replacement decision Supplier quote or upgrade confusion Landlord, tenant, franchise, or head-office decision Funding, audit, or capex question Lighting, yard/security lighting, or high-bay lighting concern Charging, refrigeration, HVAC, door, or dock pressure Not sure / other

If other, describe briefly

Briefly describe what is happening *

How long has this been happening?

How urgent does it feel?

Warehouses, Depots operating and equipment context

Select the lighting, loading, charging, comfort, refrigeration, storage, and control areas that may be creating operating pressure. Exact technical details are not expected.

Normal operating days and hours

Busy period, peak time, or unusual pattern

Main equipment, area, or operating pressure *

High-bay or aisle lighting Yard, security, or exterior lighting Roller doors, loading docks, drafts, damp, or weather exposure Warehouse heating, cooling, or ventilation Office, mezzanine, staff room, or admin area comfort Compressors, pumps, fans, conveyors, or motors Forklift, pallet truck, EV, or battery charging Refrigeration, cold room, or cool storage where relevant Controls, timers, sensors, BMS, or shutdown routines After-hours base load or equipment left on Supplier quote for lighting, HVAC, solar, EV charging, battery, refrigeration, BMS, or controls Bill, tariff, time-of-use, or demand-charge confusion

Do lights, chargers, HVAC, refrigeration, or other equipment run outside useful operating hours?

Yes No Partly Not sure

Is there lighting, charging, HVAC, refrigeration, door/dock, comfort, maintenance, or reliability pressure?

Yes No Partly Not sure

Short operating or equipment note

Evidence, decision, and next step

Add only what is easy. A bill, photo, quote, or short note is enough for first contact.

Approximate monthly energy spend *

Is there an urgent safety, electrical, charging, refrigerant, building, trade, or compliance issue now? *

Yes No Partly Not sure

What evidence is available now? *

Recent bill 3–12 months of bills Interval or smart-meter data Supplier quote Equipment photos or list Maintenance or service notes Lighting or yard photos, charging notes, door/dock photos, or refrigeration/HVAC service notes None yet Not sure

Who pays the energy bills? *

Who controls settings, hours, or shutdown routines?

Who can approve a paid next step? *

Preferred first route *

Anything else EWG should know?

Important: Warehouse and depot sites can involve worker safety, security lighting, electrical, charging, battery, fire, HVAC/refrigeration, building, vehicle, moisture, ventilation, and compliance issues. If there is an urgent safety, electrical, fire, refrigerant, gas, building, vehicle, legal, or compliance issue, contact the appropriate qualified specialist directly. EWG does not provide emergency repair, certification, legal, or trade work.

Warehouses, Depots site and contact details

Leave enough detail so EWG can respond if the submission has a useful next-step basis.

Business or site name *

Specific site type

Site suburb or location *

Is the site leased or owned?

Contact person *

Your role

Email address *

Phone number

Preferred contact method *

I agree that Eco Wave Green can review this information and contact me about a possible next step. I understand this form is an initial check, not an audit, quote, or guarantee of savings.

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EWG reviews the information first. Any paid step is explained before you decide whether to proceed.

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What happens after this?

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What Happens Next

Here’s what you can expect after you submit this check.

We Review Your Info

EWG reviews your submission and may ask for a few quick clarifications.

Initial Read

EWG checks the information and evidence shared to see whether a useful next step is clear.

Next Step Suggested

EWG may suggest no action for now, more evidence, a scoped paid review, a local visit if appropriate, supplier-readiness, audit/funding-readiness, or a specialist route.

You Decide

You choose whether to proceed before any paid step.

This checklist is a first-step screening tool so EWG can review the information provided. It is not a formal audit, design, supplier quote, or guarantee of savings.
Outcomes depend on the information provided and any later agreed review.