What You Will Learn

• Pre-audit requirements to ensure accurate data collection, measurement, and verification.
• What you need to know when conducting audits of building equipment and systems, such as lighting, pumps, motors, drives, HVAC, water systems, transportation, etc.
• The financial and economic aspects of an energy audit and how they can affect the bottom line for an organization.
• How to analyze utilities, and how energy demand, energy rates, energy accounting and performance contracting all affect an energy audit.
• How to identify the “low-hanging fruit” that is ripe for energy conservation opportunities.

Course Outline

• Developing an Energy Audit Strategy & Plan
• Energy Use Analysis
• Data Collection & Analysis
• Economic Analysis
• Lighting Systems
• HVAC Part 1 – Systems
• HVAC Part 2 – Boilers
• HVAC Part 3 – Ventilation
• Domestic Hot Water & Water Conservation
• Motors, VFDs, & Compressors
• Building Envelope
• Building Automation & Energy Management Systems
• Alternative Generation & Energy Storage
• Energy in Transport

Certification: International: AEE – Association of Energy Engineers