The Demand-Side Management (DSM) course is a comprehensive two-day course designed specifically for utility staff, energy providers, and policymakers to develop successful DSM programs or update existing ones. More specifically, this course delves into the technical aspects of program design, implementation, and evaluation to influence the consumption patterns of electricity users.
The course addresses the basics of DSM by setting up a common understanding of the concept. Parameters to be covered in this course include but are not limited to:
The course engages participants in hands-on activities including scenario-based program design periodical adjustment exercises focused on ensuring that participants leave the course with the skills needed to set a successful DSM program. Interactive sessions offer participants the chance to collaborate in developing actionable plans while receiving guidance and expert advice.
2 days
English, French
Intermediate
Online
June 2, 2026 09h00 (CDT)
$1095
$1045
Before April 7th, 2026
Level up your career
Your enrollment includes all presentation slides and supplemental training material to ensure your success.
Build the expertise employers are looking for in a rapidly evolving energy landscape. Advance your career with CIET’s applied, industry-led training.
Course Description
This two‑day training empowers participants to design effective engagement strategies that drive behavioural change and support the success of energy efficiency and decarbonization projects. By combining behavioural science with hands‑on campaign development, the program equips professionals to motivate meaningful action across teams, tenants, clients, and building occupants.
Course Description
Learn how to implement a structured, strategic approach to energy management that delivers measurable, long‑term energy, cost, and emissions reductions.
The Foundation Level Exam Prep Course was very insightful, well structured and delivered, and the compilation of resources was extremely helpful. This was an exceptional training experience. Money well spent. I am glad I chose CIET for preparing the NRCan Foundation Level Exam.
The Becoming Carbon Neutral course helped frame the opportunities and challenges our customers and our own organization are going to face in becoming carbon neutral. It has served as a foundation, enabling our teams to better support our customers as they move through the process and be part of the solution.
A couple of months back, I was an unemployed immigrant new graduate looking for learning opportunities to enhance my skills when one of my friends shared with me about the discounted price for the Energy Management Professional 101 (EMP) course during this pandemic. I am really happy about what CIET is doing now. You guys are impacting so many young professionals like me.
The Foundation Level Exam Prep Course was very insightful, well structured and delivered, and the compilation of resources was extremely helpful. This was an exceptional training experience. Money well spent. I am glad I chose CIET for preparing the NRCan Foundation Level Exam..
Thanks to the Becoming Carbon Neutral course, I gained a better understanding of how the industry's approach to carbon neutrality is taking significant strides towards standardization, definitions, and requirements. Unfortunately, some requirements are challenging for a small northern jurisdiction like Yukon. But knowing the industry standards was tremendously helpful for figuring out where we are and where we need to be. I was able to identify areas where we already do well, pinpoint gaps, and allocate resources accordingly. The course helped me understand the overall trajectory that our organization should follow to achieve carbon neutrality.
The online CEM course was very professionally put together. The team instructors were really knowledgeable and engaging, and the exam was administered and very easy to take through proctorU.
My background in energy efficiency was primarily at the industrial process level, so I chose to train with CIET to expand my knowledge on building energy systems. I completed the Advanced Course on Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx) as well as the two courses on Building Automation Systems. The new concepts I learned, enhanced by the knowledge of the trainers and the other participants, quickly helped me identify opportunities relating to energy, comfort, and maintenance, most often "low cost" ones.