Energy Performance Monitoring Training

Key information

• Duration: Half day

• Location: In House

• Format: Instructor-led presentation with discussion

• Outcome: Clear understanding of energy performance monitoring fundamentals

• Prerequisites: None

Who is this course for?

• Facilities and operations teams

• Energy and sustainability staff

• Engineers and analysts new to energy data

• Organisations beginning to formalise energy performance tracking

Key learnings include:

• The purpose of energy performance monitoring and how it supports decision-making

• Common energy metrics and indicators (absolute, intensity, normalised)

• Basic data requirements: metering, frequency, data quality and validation

• The relationship between monitoring, ISO 50001 and energy audits

• Typical pitfalls in energy dashboards and reporting

Key information

• Duration: 1 day

• Location: In House

• Format: Interactive workshop with analysis exercises

• Outcome: Ability to analyse and track energy performance using best-practice methods

• Prerequisites: Foundations level or basic energy data familiarity

Who this course is for?

• Energy managers and analysts

• Facilities and operations leads

• Sustainability and performance reporting staff

• ISO 50001 practitioners responsible for EnPIs

Key learnings include:

• Design effective Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs)

• Use regression analysis to normalise energy performance against drivers such as weather, production or occupancy

• Apply multivariate regression where multiple drivers influence energy use

• Develop baselines and performance tracking models

• Identify performance drift and abnormal energy behaviour

• Structure multi-tier metrics (site, system, process, asset level)

• Translate analysis into actionable operational insights

Key information

• Duration: 3 days

• Location: In House

• Format: Facilitated workshop with mentoring, framework development and practical examples

• Outcome: Capability to lead and embed best-practice energy performance monitoring and M&T systems

• Prerequisites: Practitioner-level knowledge or equivalent experience

Who this course is for

• Energy performance leads and programme owners

• Energy and sustainability managers

• ISO 50001 system owners

• Analysts and engineers responsible for enterprise-level energy insights

• Consultants supporting monitoring strategy and capability building

Key learnings include:

• Design and govern an organisation-wide energy performance monitoring framework

• Develop a data collection plan aligned with energy objectives, SEUs and decision-making needs

• Specify and structure Monitoring & Targeting (M&T) systems

• Establish multi-tier energy performance metrics (organisation, site, system, process)

• Mentor teams in the correct application of regression and multivariate regression analysis

• Ensure consistency, quality and governance of energy performance models

• Integrate monitoring outputs with energy audits, ISO 50001 and action planning

• Use M&T systems to identify performance drift and prioritise corrective actions

• Support savings verification and continual improvement

• Align energy performance monitoring with decarbonisation targets and reporting requirements