Save energy. Reduce costs, Improve sustainability.
Energy waste is money walking out the chimney, literally, for kilns and boilers. This course trains engineers and technical staff to measure fuel use, test boiler and kiln efficiency, profile electrical loads, and calculate real payback periods on efficiency upgrades. Built around national energy-audit guidelines for industrial facilities, it gives factories, cement and brick operations, and hotels a practical playbook to cut costs and emissions at the same time, a rare training where the numbers make the environmental case on their own.
This course trains engineers and technical staff to measure fuel use, test boiler and kiln efficiency, profile electrical loads, and calculate real payback periods on efficiency upgrades. Built around national energy-audit guidelines for industrial facilities, it gives factories, cement and brick operations, and hotels a practical playbook to cut costs and emissions at the same time- a rare training where the numbers make the environmental case on their own.
Why this training?
Energy costs account for a substantial share of operational expenses in industries and commercial buildings, yet significant energy losses often go unnoticed due to limited technical capacity. This training equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to identify energy-saving opportunities, improve equipment efficiency, reduce operational costs and lower greenhouse gas emissions, using real-world case studies and field demonstrations.
Target sectors
- Industries such as brick, cement, steel and textiles, hotels, hospitals, shopping malls, cold storage, universities and commercial buildings, manufacturing industries and hydropower, food industries.
- Participants typically include engineers, facility managers, maintenance supervisors, energy managers and technical officers.