This document provides information on energy management, energy audits, and related training programs. It discusses: - The background and goals of energy management in reducing costs through monitoring, controlling, and conserving energy. - Target audiences for energy management and energy auditing training including technical managers, engineers, and government employees. - Benefits of energy management training such as cost savings, developing energy policies, and regulatory compliance. - An overview of energy auditing including examining current energy usage and identifying savings opportunities.

1. Energy Management and Energy
Audits

2. Energy Management
Background of Energy Management training
Reducing energy cost is one of the most effective achievable
strategies in lowering energy costs
Energy bills are generally at least 20% of the running costs of
businesses
•3Day Training Seminar
•Explores emerging technologies and innovative systems that
measure energy and provide users with real time feedback.
• Enables learners in establishing areas of potential energy
saving
• Enables learners to get to know of actions to take to achieve
energy savings.
Is the process of monitoring, controlling, and conserving
energy in a building or organization

3. Target Audience
The Training Targets:
-Technical Managers
-Production Engineers
-Project Engineers
-Energy Engineers
-Energy Consultants
-Entrepreneurs
-Government Employees
From institutions,building,industries,

4. Benefits of energy management
• Cost savings and environmental impacts that accrue
from their implementation energy management
programs
• Energy management training equips the attendees
with skills needed to be a problem solver in energy
related issues at your facility.
• A foundation for developing long term energy
policies.
• Compliance with energy regulatory commission

5. Energy Auditing
Energy Audit means an inspection , survey and
analysis energy flows for energy conservation in a
building, process or a system to reduce the amount
of energy input into the system without negatively
affecting output
•An Energy Audit examines the ways energy is
currently used in the facility and identifies areas of
potential saving

6. Energy Auditing Training
• This is a 5 day training whereby trainees will
learn the principles of energy audits and how
to conduct one.
Who should attend this workshop?
This course is ideal for
•Engineers,
•Technical Staff
•Energy Personnel
•Facility Managers
•Consultants
•Energy Auditors and Technicians

7. What are the benefits?
•Trainees will learn how to use various energy
auditing tools in performing energy audits
•Practical experience of using real time energy
monitors in performing baseline audits in their
facility
•After an internal energy audit, the firm will gain
from Energy Conservation Opportunities
identified and implemented.

8. ENERGY AUDIT CONSULTANCY
•The Energy Management Regulations 2012
requires owners of facilities to carry out energy
audits once every three years by a licensed energy
auditor.
•The deadline is September 2015
•Energy audits are carried out by energy auditors
licensed by the energy regulatory commission

9. Who should Carry out an energy audit?
•Facilities/businesses/institutions that
consume electricity
•All segments of the industry fall under
this category;
-manufacturing
-Building and Construction
-Telecommunication
-Hotels industry
-Supermarkets
-Learning institutions etc.

10. Why an energy audit?
Cut on energy costs
15 – 30%
Comply with the
ERC regulations