What you'll learn

Overview of the global energy profile
The GHG abatement cost curve and its applicability
Distinguish between Demand Side Management (DSM) and Demand Response (DR)
Study different industrial applications and propose demand responses
The difference between financial and economic analysis.
Basic financial indicators and their impacts
Calculate the lifecycle cost of an energy converting equipment/ system
Conduct profitability analyses for energy related projects
Evaluate the feasibility of energy related projects based on financial analyses
Fundamentals of energy accounting
Importance of energy monitoring and reporting in industrial environments
Identify independent and dependent parameters for a specific industry that are essential for effective energy accounting system
Define (Key Performance Indicators) KPIs for Energy Consumption

Requirements

Engineering Background is an added advantage

Description

Industrial Energy Management - Part 01 is targeted at students seeking to develop the requisite knowledge and skills for diagnosing and analyzing the energy efficiency of equipment and services at the demand-side. One of the key objectives of this lesson is to build effective energy managers for the industry. Learners are given the theoretical and practical knowledge required for this transformation.

Who this course is for:

Engineers
Energy Managers
Engineering undergraduates (bachelors students)
Engineering graduates (Masters students)

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