Energy costs are still rising and the threat of global warming means the spotlight is on energy use in buildings. Implementing energy policies and providing sustainable solutions to workplace management is a crucial part of managing energy consumption in buildings. Running costs can be reduced and environmental targets met through good management in buildings. This course examines how good practice in energy management results in positive recognition through innovative cost savings and support of key social issues for those operating buildings. With increasing pressures on organizations to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs, effective management of resources is now more essential than ever. A new standard, ISO 50001 (International Standard) have been created to help organizations in the establishment, implementation, maintenance and continuous improvement of an EnMS.
The course will cover the key aspects of developing an energy policy, and an effective awareness campaign. It will look at energy performance, metering, monitoring and targeting, and the important role it plays in energy management. The course aims to provide building designers and operators with the knowledge they need to develop a suitable energy policy. The course looks at both high and low cost measures to saving energy so it will equip building professionals with the ability to reduce energy costs whatever their budget.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
The course is suitable for anyone who is looking to reduce energy costs in their buildings or estates. Amongst many others, it will benefit facilities managers, office managers, directors, CSR managers, engineers and staffs in charge of environmental issues at companies who need to reduce their energy use, also all those responsible for energy management in their organization