Energy Management From Audits to Strategy, Finance & AI

What you'll learn
Understand the fundamentals of energy management, including energy use, power concepts, and the drivers behind global energy trends.
Perform introductory energy audits for commercial and industrial facilities, including data collection, site assessment, and identifying energy-saving opportuni
Interpret and analyze utility bills and rate structures, such as electricity, natural gas, water, and steam.
Calculate and benchmark energy performance using metrics such as EUI, ECI, and energy intensity indicators.
Apply the principles of ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems, including planning, implementation, operational control, and continuous improvement.
Understand ESG reporting frameworks and how energy and carbon data support corporate sustainability goals.
Identify Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) and evaluate them using basic financial tools such as payback, ROI, and life-cycle costing.
Recognize major building and industrial systems (HVAC, lighting, compressed air, thermal systems) and their role in energy consumption.
Requirements
An interest in energy efficiency, sustainability, or building/industrial systems
No prior professional experience is required. The course is designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world industry practice.
A basic understanding of science or engineering concepts is helpful, but not essential. Students from engineering, sustainability, environmental science, or business backgrounds will feel at home.
Description
Energy management is a critical skill for modern professionals working in engineering, facilities management, sustainability, and operations. As energy costs rise and organizations face increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions and improve efficiency, the demand for practical energy management skills continues to grow. This course provides a real-world, professional foundation in energy management, designed for both beginners and early-career professionals.This course goes beyond theory and calculations to focus on how energy management actually works in practice. You will learn how energy is used, measured, and managed in commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and large organizations. Topics include energy audits, energy efficiency, utility billing, HVAC and industrial systems, renewable energy integration, monitoring and targeting, measurement and verification, and facilities maintenance. The course also covers financial and strategic aspects of energy management, helping you understand how energy projects are evaluated, approved, and implemented.You'll gain insight into ISO 50001 energy management systems, energy performance indicators, energy reporting, and sustainability and ESG considerations. Specialized modules explore data centres and energy management, as well as the growing role of AI in energy management, explained in a practical, balanced way without hype.This course is ideal for energy managers, engineers, facilities managers, sustainability professionals, consultants, and students looking to build job-ready skills. It also serves as a strong foundation for certifications such as Certified Energy Manager (CEM), ISO 50001 implementation, and energy or sustainability career pathways.By the end of this course, you will understand the full energy management lifecycle and have the confidence to apply energy management principles in real-world professional environments.
Who this course is for
Recent Graduates and Early-Career Professionals
New Hires in Energy, Facilities, or Sustainability Roles
Professionals Pivoting into Energy Management
Facility Managers, Technicians, and Operators
Sustainability and ESG Practitioners
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