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Energy Auditing 101: Identifying Cost Saving Opportunities in Plants & Buildings
Seminar Overview
This seminar is designed to provide attendees with the knowledge they need to identify where energy consumption can be reduced, and how to utilize the latest methods and technologies to accomplish real savings. Special emphasis will be placed on providing useful calculation methods and practical examples. 1.6 CEU. Fee per person: $1150, $1050 member/government/non-profit price.
Provider: AEE (Assn of Energy Engineers) Seminars – $1,150
Topic(s): Energy & Environment
Who Should Attend?
Energy and utility professionals in any organization
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Detailed Overview/Outline
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
Reducing your utility costs is still one of the most effective and achievable strategies for lowering the operating costs at your facility. This seminar is designed to provide you with the knowledge you need to identify where energy consumption can be reduced, and utilize the latest methods and technologies to accomplish real savings. SEMINAR OUTLINE
NEW FACTORS IMPACTING ENERGY MANAGEMENT
THE CHANGING ELECTRIC UTILITY
INDUSTRY
DEMAND SIDE STRATEGIES
HOW TO KEEP YOUR ENERGY
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM GOING
- Results of utility cost control programs
- How to organize a program
- How to do a utility audit
- How to establish a utility cost accounting system
MEETING YOUR COMPANY’S FINANCIAL OBJECTIVES
- How to use life cycle costing
- Making decisions for alternate investments
- Shortcut method for economic analysis
- The effect of fuel price volatility on investment decision-making
THE FACILITY SURVEY
- Infrared equipment
- Measuring electrical system performance
- Temperature measurement
- Measuring combustion systems
- Measuring HVAC system performance
METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING UTILITY AND PROCESS SYSTEMS
HEAT TRANSFER: REDUCING LOSSES
REDUCING BUILDING LOSSES
- Heat loss and heat gain
- Window treatments
- New building energy performance standards
METHODS FOR OPTIMIZING HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS
MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS FOR OPERATING EFFICIENCY
MOTIVATION AND UTILITY COST CONTROL AWARENESS
STEPS IN THE AUDIT PROCESS
HEAT RECOVERY OPTIONS
ANALYZING UTILITY DATA
- Preparing useful charts & graphs
- Facility performance ranking
- Evaluating consumption profiles
IMPACT OF NEW VENTILATION STANDARDS
FAN & PUMP SPEED CONTROL & ENERGY SAVINGS
CASE STUDIES
BALANCING ENERGY SAVINGS & INDOOR AIR QUALITY PRIORITIES
Instructor(s):
BILL YOUNGER, ALBERT THUMANN
Instructor Background:
BILL YOUNGER, C.E.M., C.E.P., has developed and administered energy and resources management activities and training programs for commercial and industrial facility operators and energy professionals for over 15 years. He is currently director of facilities for Lineo, Inc., where he is responsible for oversight of facility operations and contracted facility support services worldwide in support of Lineo offices. Previously Mr. Younger managed energy auditing activities, motor system management programs, and provided technical sales support for utility tracking and facility management products for Macro International and Enron Energy Services.
ALBERT THUMANN, P.E., C.E.M, is Executive Director of the Association of Energy Engineers. A thirteen year veteran of the Bechtel Corporation, he has conducted numerous seminars and authored several classic texts on energy engineering and management. He holds a MSEE and MSIE from New York University.
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