Energy Fundamentals for Energy Auditors

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Energy Auditor Course: Energy Fundamentals

This Energy Auditor Course aims to improve your way of thinking rather than a deep dive into energy fundamentals and technology. Our goal is to help you see more savings opportunities for your clients without being restricted to costly equipment upgrades.

Anyone implementing an ISO 50001 Energy Management System with the aim of achieving large improvements in energy productivity needs a good understanding of the fundamentals of energy.

Empower yourself with the knowledge that’s crucial for success in energy auditing.

• Gain a solid understanding of the first law of thermodynamics for precise efficiency calculations.

• Master the characteristics of water and air, essential for every energy auditor.

• Learn the four mechanisms of heat transfer to pinpoint energy losses accurately.

Energy Fundamentals for Energy Auditors Description

One of the great things about energy efficiency as a career is the challenge of mastering a broad area of knowledge so that you can provide good advice. Advice that can bring in actual energy savings that help businesses grow and become more environmentally conscious.

Understanding the theory of energy fundamentals underpins a lot of this knowledge. If you don’t understand this theory, you’ll probably find it challenging to identify those large savings opportunities. Without a good grasp of energy fundamentals, you’ll be more likely to fall for dubious product suppliers using pseudo-science to promote products that supposedly deliver massive savings.

In this Energy Auditor Course, you’ll learn how to apply the first law of thermodynamics and determine the overall efficiency of a system or process. This course then covers the fundamentals of electricity and heat transfer. It looks at the properties of air and water.

Finally, the course looks at an easy-to-make mistake associated with energy calculations and how to avoid it.

Why We Developed This Energy Auditor Course

Energy auditors with a deeper understanding of energy fundamentals can figure out how to save more energy than those who don’t. They’ll be able to scrutinize potential solutions with a critical eye.

Clean energy and energy efficiency are emotionally attractive to many people. Look at the sky-high valuations of many green technology companies. This emotional attraction also has financial attraction – “look at how much money you can save!” It can mean that wishful thinking replaces science.

A new product promoted by a very enthusiastic salesperson that promises to “slash greenhouse gas emissions” may attract energy users and even energy advisors. However, this product doesn’t actually work.

If you understand energy fundamentals, you should be able to see through this and avoid paying for equipment that adds no value to a facility.

Who this course is for:

• You have no prior energy audit experience
• You aren’t familiar with adapting the formulas for potential and kinetic energy to a range of situations
• You believe that efficiency is always hard to achieve
• You don’t have a systematic way of looking at a system or process and identifying savings opportunities
• You find it hard to work with different units