1. Grant Curtin

2. The on-going control of energy use Planned improvements in the efficiency of energy use Optimisation of procurement Minimisation of energy waste and emissions Creation of targets and key performance indicators Monitoring, targeting and reporting Virtual and physical process improvement. Energy Management Principles Energy management is a disciplined approach to monitoring and targeting energy and utilities to ensure an organisation achieves its efficiency and production objectives while using the least energy possible in quantity and cost…

3. Fundamental Success Factors Commitment and leadership from senior management Energy management embedded into the organisation Energy information system and database Communication mediums – formal and informal Expertise and experience Energy efficiency education and promotion Team responsibility and transparency Celebrate successful people, projects and initiatives Reward.

4. Why Do You Need a Tool Enterprise-wide micro / macro management and reports Embeds expertise, accuracy and process disciplines Saves time, resources and money for core business Automates and simplifies the complex Enables previously unattainable analysis and information Creates a dynamic energy database and historian Manage Projects, targets, benchmarks and KPI’s Audits and validates all energy types and costs Manage risk and compliance Communicates transparency and responsibility.

5. Implementation

9. Benefits Energy efficiencyKWh Cost efficiency$ Tariff efficiencyC/KWh Operational efficiencyQAS HR efficiency People & hrs Management efficiencyBest practice Sustainability System & Environment.