This presentation introduces the Energy Evaluation and Monitoring in Buildings course and tool.

1. G A U G E
Energy Evaluation
and Monitoring EEM
Course and tools
http://gauge.teachable.com/courses

2. G A U G E
IPCC 2007
Global warming is intensifying as a result
of increasing carbon emissions

3. G A U G E
The built environment is responsible
for about 40% of carbon emissions
WRI http://www.eesi.org/files/climate.pdf

4. G A U G E
Energy policy and legislation are
becoming increasingly stringent
https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/gla_guidance_on_preparing_energy_assessments_-_march_2016.pdf

5. G A U G E
Substantial reductions in energy use and
costs can be achieved relatively easily
http://www.yourhome.gov.au/sites/prod.yourhome.gov.au/files/pdf/YOURHOME-Housing-CarbonZeroPositive.pdf

6. G A U G E
• What energy use targets should we aim for in
buildings?
• How is energy currently being used in
buildings?
• How can this be changed to improve
performance?
• What are the most appropriate mix of
strategies to achieve to achieve targets?
Energy Use Modelling tool and course

7. G A U G E
Energy Evaluation and Monitoring tool
and course
Compare performance to
targets
Understand and analyse
energy use patterns
Compare energy use and
costs betweens and with
benchmarks

8. G A U G E
Energy Evaluation
and Monitoring EEM
Access the course and tool at:
http://gauge.teachable.com/courses