By the end of this course delegates will be able to:

• Develop an understanding of where Energy Management fits into overall business management
• Help delegates to identify opportunities to reduce and minimize Energy usage, cost and Environmental Impact
• Provide a recognized technical and administrative approach and create a global understanding of the relevance of effective Energy Management
• Prove that quantification and appreciation of levels of, and points of energy use can make a significant difference
• Demonstrate the Energy Management is no about working harder but about working smarter!
• keep organizations competitive

Energy Managers, Energy Consultants, Business, Organizational Managers, Business Planners and Advisors, Technicians, Energy and Environmentally responsible individuals, Compliance Officers and Manager

• Drivers for reducing energy usage
• Issues of climate change
• Identifying organizational needs and capabilities
• The opportunities to reduce energy usage
• Energy auditing – identifying significance
• Monitoring and Targeting
• Regression Analysis
• Cumulative Sum Calculations
• Setting realistic targets for improvement
• Monitoring and targeting
• Preparing an internal audit of energy consuming practices
• Analysis of collected and available energy data
• Identifying significance
• Prioritizing solutions
• Analysis of Energy Data
• Daily Energy Management
• Energy Projects
• ISO50001 components and clauses
• Energy Management Gap analysis
• Initial Seven steps
• Establishing ISO50001
• Implementing ISO50001
• Maintaining ISO50001
• Resources

Staff development and training

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.