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Team on 24 July 2007
Practical advice for Energy Managers
Taking place alongside The Energy Event is a comprehensive seminar programme covering everything from energy price risk management to completing a site energy assessment
at The Energy Event Taking place alongside The Energy Event on the 12th and 13th September 2007 at The National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham will be a comprehensive seminar programme covering everything from energy price risk management to completing a site energy assessment Amongst the seminars are several that offer practical advice and 'how to' guides that will be especially interesting for Energy Managers, Facilities Managers, Building Services Managers and anyone else involved in the operational side of ensuring that a company runs as energy efficiently as possible
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 27 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Starting on Wednesday 12th September at 10am, the first of these looks at how to get to grips with key energy legislation and building energy labelling.
After this, ESTA will be joined by the British Compressed Air Society to discuss the cost of compressed air as a site service and the scope for reducing this cost, reducing leaks and lowering demand.
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The last ESTA seminar of the day covers the fundamentals of energy management and how to complete a site energy assessment and implement energy cost reduction programmes.
On Thursday 13th September at 10am, the first ESTA seminar looks at implementing aM+T and 'smart metering' and how this can save SMEs between 5 and 11% energy cost.
This is followed by a seminar entitled 'Gaining control of your buildings' that looks at controls and control systems.
The final seminar on Thursday provides another opportunity to discuss the fundamentals of energy management.
In addition to the ESTA seminars, Envirowise will be running a water efficiency workshop on both Wednesday 12th September and Thursday 13th September at 2pm.
Envirowise will be discussing how water is an increasingly expensive resource as well as showing how reducing water consumption can be one of the easiest and cheapest ways to achieve cost savings and could reduce water bills by up to 50%.
On Thursday 13th September, CIBSE (Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers) is running a seminar at 10am entitled 'Building Certification' that will cover duties under the new law and how to achieve the best grade for a building.
Later the same day CIBSE will be covering the issues surrounding the design and controls for energy efficient lighting.
Attendance at any of these seminars is free but attendees are advised to register in advance on the website to guarantee a place.
On this website visitors can find more details about the other seminars taking place at the event as well as the exhibitors who will be showing a mix of products and services.
The Energy Event is easy to visit with a central UK location, excellent facilities and large free car parks for the visitor.
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