UK Energy Market & Customised Training

The courses are intended for candidates who are:

• Up-skilling their existing energy management knowledge and skills
• Re-skilling from other professions such as sustainability, environment, facilities and engineering 
• Interested to become energy managers
• Newly appointed energy managers

The courses have been developed and are all delivered by an award winning energy manager

Starting with Company legal and operational structures, where and how to collect your energy data and what to do with that data.

Looking at the day to day equipment used in business and how it works, including heating and cooling systems, production lines etc. finishing with an introduction to your Building Management System (BMS)

Once you have your energy data how do you use it?  This module looks at Quantifying your data, Examining the data and then working out how to Decrease what you find.  QED 

"Lets put a sticker on every light switch, that will save money".  Behavioural change is slightly more scientific and this module looks at individual learning styles, company cultures and creating a successful energy awareness campaign

Very dry but a must for any major complex business.  As an Energy Manager you need to understand not just Energy & Carbon Legislation but how other legislation can impact on your business.  

What is the minimum working temperature allowable in UK Law?  It directly affects how you setup your company heating and cooling systems.

This module now starts to bring together all other the skills and practise gained from the previous modules to look at how your business can determine suitable targets and objectives, develop and action plan and understand how to measure and verify those savings.

A must for every Energy Manager for putting together the Business Case to the Board for investment and resource.  Reducing costs, reducing emissions and creating potential new income from onsite renewable generation.

Many Energy Managers are also responsible for waste.  This module looks at waste legislation, the hierarchy of waste and how to increase recycling and decrease waste going to landfill.

So what is procurement, what is a good practise procurement process and the different stages you need to ensure you get the best deal.  Its not always the cheapest and a good procurement process can find those hidden costs and ensure the process is clear and auditable.  

This module helps delegates to understand procurement and how to manage it.

All major Energy & Carbon legislation now includes emissions from company transport.  This includes not only fleet vehicles, but grey fleets, distribution vehicles, air and rail.  As ESOS Phase II recently showed it doesn't take much for your transport emissions to be reportable 

Very often overlooked because the costs, except in manufacturing where water is integral to a product, are not that high compared to energy.  

Still however an important area where it is possible to reduce costs and improve the environment

How much carbon can a laptop produce.  Not a lot but when a company has 1,000's of laptops and large server and IT rooms then it mounts up.  How is it measured and how can we reduce costs and carbon within our IT Infrastructure