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Advanced Course in Energy Management for Manufacturing Industries


Summary

In the face of growing environmental concerns and increasing energy costs, Energy Management for Manufacturing Industries is more critical than ever. This course, offered by The British Academy for Training and Development, is designed to help manufacturing professionals understand and implement effective energy management practices in their operations. The manufacturing sector is one of the largest consumers of energy, and improving energy efficiency not only leads to cost savings but also contributes to sustainability and compliance with environmental regulations.

This course provides a comprehensive overview of energy management strategies tailored to the unique needs of manufacturing industries. Participants will explore methods for reducing energy consumption, optimizing energy use, and integrating renewable energy solutions into manufacturing processes. With a focus on practical tools and real-world applications, this course equips professionals with the skills they need to drive energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and enhance sustainability within their organizations.

Objectives and target group

Who Should Attend?

  • Energy Managers and Engineers responsible for overseeing energy use and implementing efficiency improvements within manufacturing facilities.
  • Operations and Facility Managers who are tasked with the day-to-day operation of manufacturing plants and want to integrate energy-saving practices into their workflows.
  • Sustainability Coordinators involved in developing and implementing corporate sustainability programs focused on energy management.
  • Production Managers and Supervisors responsible for production processes and looking to improve energy consumption without compromising product quality.
  • Energy Consultants and Auditors who provide expertise on energy efficiency and environmental compliance within manufacturing operations.
  • Manufacturing Executives seeking to better understand the financial and operational benefits of energy management and its impact on the overall business.

 

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

  • Develop a clear understanding of energy management principles and their application in the manufacturing sector.
  • Identify energy efficiency opportunities within manufacturing processes and evaluate potential improvements.
  • Understand the technical, financial, and environmental aspects of energy management, including energy audits and the implementation of energy-saving measures.
  • Gain insight into the role of renewable energy in manufacturing, including how to integrate solar, wind, and other renewable sources into manufacturing operations.
  • Learn how to use energy management systems (EnMS) and related tools to monitor, control, and optimize energy consumption.
  • Enhance skills in assessing energy performance and aligning energy management strategies with corporate sustainability goals.

Course Content

  • Overview of Energy Consumption in Manufacturing
    • Understanding the scale and types of energy use in manufacturing.
    • Identifying energy-intensive processes and equipment.
    • The impact of energy consumption on operating costs and environmental footprint.
  • The Importance of Energy Management
    • The business case for energy management: cost savings, compliance, and sustainability.
    • Regulatory and environmental drivers influencing energy use in manufacturing.
    • The benefits of energy efficiency and its role in corporate sustainability initiatives.
  • Key Concepts in Energy Management
    • Defining energy management and its importance for manufacturing operations.
    • Understanding energy performance indicators (EPIs) and benchmarks.
    • Overview of energy management standards and frameworks (ISO 50001).
  • Conducting Energy Audits
    • Steps involved in performing an energy audit in a manufacturing setting.
    • Identifying energy savings opportunities through audits.
    • Understanding the role of energy auditors and the tools they use.
  • Energy Mapping and Baseline Analysis
    • Techniques for creating energy maps to visualize energy use across the facility.
    • Establishing baseline energy consumption for performance comparison.
    • The importance of setting energy consumption benchmarks and targets.
  • Energy Auditing Tools and Techniques
    • Introduction to tools and software used for energy audits in manufacturing.
    • Using data collection and analysis tools to identify inefficiencies.
    • Assessing energy flow and loss through different systems.
  • Energy Efficiency in Production Processes
    • Analyzing energy consumption during production and identifying key areas for improvement.
    • Techniques for improving process efficiency, such as lean manufacturing and energy-efficient equipment.
    • The role of automation in optimizing energy use during production.
  • Improving Energy Efficiency in Industrial Equipment
    • Best practices for maintaining and upgrading machinery to reduce energy consumption.
    • Understanding the role of variable frequency drives (VFDs) and energy-efficient motors.
    • Evaluating energy consumption of lighting, HVAC systems, and other supporting equipment.
  • Energy Recovery Systems
    • Identifying opportunities for heat recovery and waste heat utilization.
    • Exploring systems for recycling and reusing energy within the plant.
    • The impact of energy recovery on overall efficiency and cost savings.
  • Overview of Renewable Energy Options
    • Introduction to renewable energy sources suitable for manufacturing: solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal.
    • Understanding the technical and financial feasibility of renewable energy systems.
    • Regulatory incentives and policies supporting the adoption of renewable energy.
  • Integrating Solar Energy into Manufacturing Operations
    • The potential for solar power in manufacturing environments.
    • Understanding photovoltaic (PV) systems and how they integrate with existing processes.
    • Case studies of solar energy use in manufacturing facilities.
  • Wind, Biomass, and Geothermal Energy Solutions
    • Evaluating the role of wind and biomass energy in manufacturing.
    • Integrating geothermal systems for heating and cooling purposes.
    • Challenges and opportunities in adopting alternative renewable energy sources.
  • What is an Energy Management System (EnMS)?
    • Defining an Energy Management System and its role in optimizing energy use.
    • Key components of an EnMS: policies, objectives, monitoring, and review processes.
    • Benefits of implementing an EnMS for energy optimization.
  • ISO 50001 and Other Standards
    • Overview of ISO 50001 Energy Management System standard.
    • How to align energy management strategies with ISO 50001.
    • Certification process and benefits of achieving ISO 50001 compliance.
  • Monitoring and Measurement in Energy Management
    • Using energy monitoring tools to track energy consumption in real-time.
    • Key performance indicators (KPIs) for measuring energy efficiency.
    • Data analysis and reporting to support continuous improvement.
  • Cost-Benefit Analysis of Energy Efficiency Measures
    • Calculating the financial returns on investment (ROI) from energy-saving initiatives.
    • Identifying low-cost or no-cost energy-saving opportunities.
    • Understanding the payback periods for energy efficiency projects.
  • Financing Energy Efficiency Projects
    • Overview of financing options available for energy efficiency investments.
    • Government incentives, grants, and tax credits for energy improvements.
    • Partnering with energy service companies (ESCOs) for energy-saving projects.
  • Environmental Impact and Sustainability Reporting
    • The environmental benefits of energy management: reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
    • How to track and report sustainability efforts to stakeholders.
    • Aligning energy management with broader environmental sustainability goals.

Course Date

2025-03-03

2025-06-02

2025-09-01

2025-12-01

Course Cost

Note / Price varies according to the selected city

Members NO. : 1
£4500 / Member

Members NO. : 2 - 3
£3600 / Member

Members NO. : + 3
£2790 / Member

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