MEASUREMENT AND VERIFICATION FROM ENERGY DATA TO VERIFIED SAVINGS

COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.    Understand the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Regulation (EECA)

 Provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the EECA, its key components, and the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in ensuring compliance with energy efficiency standards.

2.    Navigate Measurement & Verification (M&V) Guidelines

 Equip participants with the knowledge to understand M&V protocols, industry best practices, and how to interpret energy data, baseline calculations, and performance reports in alignment with regulatory requirements.

3.    Implement Effective Energy Measurement Strategies

 Enable participants to design, execute, and verify energy conservation projects, ensuring that energy savings are accurately quantified, documented, and validated, contributing to operational efficiency and sustainability.

4.    Analyse and Report Energy Performance:

 Guide participants in analysing energy consumption trends, identifying anomalies, and producing credible, actionable reports that support compliance, decision-making, and continuous improvement in energy management.

COURSE OUTLINE

1.    Overview of EECA 2024 and the Role of REM
Introduction to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act 2024, its objectives, scope, and regulatory expectations. This module explains the appointment, accountability, and statutory role of the Registered Energy Manager under the Act and issued guidelines.

2.    Functions and Duties of a Registered Energy Manager

Detailed explanation of the functions and duties of an REM as prescribed under Section 5(2) of EECA 2024. Participants will understand their obligations in data management, EnMS implementation, reporting, and advisory roles to energy consumers and management committees.

3.    Introduction to Measurement & Verification (M&V)
Definition, objectives, and importance of M&V in energy efficiency projects. Overview of internationally recognized M&V protocols (IPMVP) and how they apply to local regulations.

4.    Planning and Implementing M&V Projects

Steps to develop M&V plans, set baselines, select appropriate measurement methods, and determine energy saving calculations. Participants will learn to apply structured approaches to ensure accurate and credible results.

5.    Data Collection, Analysis, and Validation

Techniques for energy data monitoring, metering, sampling, and verification. Understanding of statistical methods, data quality assurance, and validation for regulatory compliance.

6.    Reporting and Documentation of Energy Savings

Preparing M&V reports that meet EECA standards. Participants will learn to present findings to management, regulatory bodies, and stakeholders to demonstrate verified energy savings.

7.    Case Studies and Best Practices

Review of real-world M&V projects, common challenges, lessons learned, and strategies for continuous improvement in energy performance.

WHY CHOOSE OUR PROGRAM

1.    Expert-Led Training

Learn from certified Measurement & Verification (M&V) professionals with hands-on experience in energy management and EECA compliance.

2.    Verification-Focused Approach

Gain practical skills to measure, verify, and report energy savings that are credible and actionable.

3.    Regulatory Alignment

Training fully aligned with EECA 2024 requirements and internationally recognized M&V protocols (IPMVP).

4.    End-to-End Skill Development

Learn to plan, implement, monitor, and validate energy efficiency projects for measurable impact.

5.    Strategic Decision-Making

Equip yourself to provide insights that improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and support sustainability goals.

6.    Networking Opportunities

Connect with REMs, energy auditors, and fellow professionals to share best practices and real-world strategies.

7.    Certification of Completion

Validate your expertise with a recognized certificate to enhance your professional profile in energy management.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

• Energy managers and engineers

• Facility managers and operators

• Environmental officers

• Compliance professionals

• Business owners looking to improve energy efficiency

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

DAY 1