The British Academy for Training and Development offers a professional training course in Energy Management Principles. This course provides detailed examples to help you better understand the principles of energy management and provides the benefits of learning how to save energy, costs, and CO2 emissions. This is a new and effective way to upskill in a booming industry with significant growth as it provides great value to employers. Learn the basic principles of auditing energy management systems and how to improve your company's energy-related performance. This course is provided by a team of internationally experienced energy engineers.

Who should attend? 

• Students, Engineers, Facilities, Business Leaders, Environmental Professionals, Office Managers, Non-Energy Professionals.
• Engineers/Technicians with an interest in energy.
• Business owners looking to improve energy performance.
• Energy managers seeking a more strategic approach to energy management.
• Students who want to expand their knowledge for further research.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will understand: 

• Understand key principles of energy management and sustainable development, including measurement, monitoring and verification processes.
• Identify and understand the core components of building (energy) management systems and their impact on optimizing energy efficiency.
• List funding and grant opportunities and identify supporting documents for submitting grant applications.
• List requirements for behaviour change programs.
• List the five phases required to develop and implement a Sustainable Development Management Plan (SDMP).

• Basic principles of fuel combustion, heat transfer and energy flow.
• Relevant sources of energy codes, guidelines and standards.
• Representative efficiency methods and technologies.
• Energy Units, Sources, Costs, Tariffs, Schedules.
• How to analyse energy consumption data.
• Energy metrics, monitoring and performance measurement.
• Impact of organizational processes and facilities on energy efficiency.
• Power consumption: motors, drives, lighting, computers.