Overview

Monitoring & Targeting (M&T) is a management system that should be central to any effective programme of energy management. 
It will:Show you how, where and when energy is being used and wastedAlert you to unexpected excess consumption Enable you to target and drive down consumption Provide objective measurement of savings you have achieved Help you forecast energy demand

If you are considering implementing a new M&T system or expanding an existing M&T system, or would just like to hear what an M&T system can do and how it all integrates together, we suggest that you attend one of our workshops. 

Each workshop is limited to 5 delegates and is informal, interactive, with questions and discussion encouraged. Workshops are held at our offices at 119 Cahard Road, Saintfield, BT24 7LA.

This workshop is suitable for:Financial managers Operational staff with responsibility for energy managementNon-technical managers considering implementing a Monitoring & Targeting system

Areas for discussion: Overview of methods and technologyThe practical questions that must be addressed in setting up a monitoring and targeting system Understanding your site activities and processes Interpreting energy data and setting energy targets to:Improve the performance of your operations Reduce your energy consumption Enhance the value of energy reporting within your organization Reduce operating costs and improve your company’s bottom linePractical skills needed to implement M&T in your organization

Title: What can Energy Monitoring & Targeting do for me?
Date: TBC
Time: 9:00am - 12:30pm
Places available: 5

Workshop 2 - Understanding your Energy Data

This workshop is suitable for:Financial managers Operational staff with responsibility for energy managementEnergy managers & consultants Engineering and maintenance staff responsible for energy services Environmental services representatives

Areas for discussion: Designing a monitoring and targeting solutionIntegrating into or using existing systemsData analysis and reporting techniquesAccounting properly for the weather, production activity levels, and other quantifiable influences Revealing inefficiency and waste through analysis of past behaviour Forecasting and tracking energy budgets accurately Using degree-days Regression analysis, target setting, performance monitoring (e.g. CUSUM)

Title: Understanding your Energy Data
Date: TBC
Time: 1:30pm - 5:00pm
Places available: 5