Energy management is the process of tracking, optimizing, and reducing energy consumption in a building or organization. Professionals working in this field are often drivers of projects consisting of collecting and analyzing energy consumption data, reducing energy use through the implementation of energy efficiency measures, optimizing equipment and scheduling in buildings, and incorporating renewable energy.
Given the link between energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, energy management is also tied to environmental protection and climate action. As a result, energy management professionals must often balance priorities between efficiency, environmental performance, and cost savings.
CIET’s comprehensive courses are designed for both current and aspiring energy management professionals. Use the learning path below to identify the right courses and the best training sequence to achieve your career goals.
Here is an overview of some typical positions you can expect to hold once you are specialized in energy management.
The main duties of an Energy Engineer/Specialist/Manager include:
The main duties of an Energy Auditor include:
The main duties of a Measurement and Verification Specialist include:
The main duties of a Commissioning Specialist include:
The main duties of a Building Automation Engineer include:
Main duties of a Building/Facility Manager include:
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