Upon completion of this online course you will be able to describe what energy accounting is, describe energy use index and energy cost index, explain the concept of load factor for a facility, describe the equipment and methods needed to perform energy measurement and benchmarking, list examples of efficiency opportunities that can be found using meter interval data and describe methods to verify energy savings.
Energy University offers free industry-leading education for professionals from all organisational levels and backgrounds interested in delivering efficiency to their organisation. As a free web-based, on-demand resource, Energy University offers a wide range of courses focused on the critical end markets that represent 72% of worldwide energy consumption: Energy & Infrastructure, Industry, Data Centres & Networks, Buildings and Residential.
Description
Measurement and benchmarking appears in two key stages in an efficiency improvement cycle. Before starting an improvement program, measurement and benchmarking helps determine where and to what degree energy is wasted. It also provides a baseline for future comparison. Measurement during the monitoring stage helps identify deviations that need to be corrected, in order to sustain savings. In this course, we'll discuss energy accounting, and examine some of the concepts and methods involved in energy measurement and benchmarking. We'll also explore the components of a utility bill, and provide benchmarking examples to verify charges.
Course Duration
All online courses are convenient one-hour modules that allow progress through the courses at your own speed. As you complete courses, you can receive professional education credits, eventually building toward our Energy Certificate.
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