Getting started with energy management
Learn about the preliminary steps to stand up an effective energy management program, such as setting goals, getting buy-in, planning, budgeting, and executing energy efficiency projects. This module is designed to be accessible to anyone, without an advanced sustainability or energy management background. The intention is to help a corporate sustainability, facilities, finance or executive audience understand the basic process to design and implement an energy reduction strategy.
- Getting started with energy management module
Stakeholder engagement
Learn how to identify and engage key stakeholders to gain support for your energy efficiency initiatives. Stakeholder engagement is not a one-time event. In order to make a successful energy efficiency project, maintaining stakeholder support, commitment, and collaboration must be woven throughout the energy efficiency planning and implementation process. This module will help you engage stakeholders across the enterprise critical to successful energy efficiency integration.
- Stakeholder engagement module
Opportunity identification
Learn best practices for identifying opportunities for energy efficiency improvements. Identifying and evaluating opportunities for improvement are essential steps in energy efficiency strategy to determine measures that will have the greatest impact on the organization.
- Opportunity identification module
Roadmap development
Learn how to prioritize, plan, and implement improvements. After identifying potential energy efficiency opportunities within your organization, an implementation roadmap will help provide a clear plan to achieve program targets while creating transparency for stakeholders to track progress and key milestones.
- Roadmap development module
Business case development
Learn how to make the business case to internal stakeholders from a financial perspective. After completing an implementation roadmap, the next step is to develop a business case that summarizes the benefits and potential costs for new energy efficiency measures. A well-developed business case will help provide clarity to upper management on the importance of energy efficiency and can help secure approval and funding for your initiatives.
- Business case development module
Energy efficiency in action
Learn the nuts and bolts of ensuring the energy conservation measures are installed correctly and all follow up is planned accordingly. After developing a strong business case and received approval, you are now ready to move forward with selecting vendors, installing your energy efficiency project, and monitoring improvements. Following best practices in this module for project planning and implementation can optimize savings and other project benefits, reduce costs, mitigate project risks, and facilitate evaluation of project performance.
- Energy efficiency in action module