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Contains 10 Component(s), Includes Credits
On-Demand | 0.6 CEU | 6.0 PDH | 1.2 AEE Credits
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On-Demand
0.6 CEU | 6.0 PDH | 1.2 AEE Credits
Course Description:
The Performance Contracting & Funding Professional On-Demand Training provides fundamental knowledge across four core principles and practices specific to performance contracting and financing. These include:
- Traditional Financial Arrangements & Terminology
- Performance Contracts
- Advanced Financial Evaluation of Financing and PC Options
- Advanced Presentation Techniques
Each section is divided into subsections that align with the certification program's Body of Knowledge. The instructor provides more value than only preparing individuals to take the associated exam. He brings all candidates to a base level of understanding across a wide variety of PCF topics.
Who is the PCF On-Demand Program For?
The short answer is anyone that is focused and committed to a self-study learning format. Professionals interested in, or actively performing performance contracting or funding projects will gain the most. But it is also useful for entry-level candidates or individuals that interact with energy, ESCO, or banking professionals during their daily work.
Once registered for the program, you will gain access to the program videos and digital materials to study at your own pace. You will have access to the program materials for six months from the initial date of registration.
There are four videos that make up this on-demand course. In order to receive a certificate of completion, you are required to view all of the videos. The total run time for the entire program is approximately five hours, plus another hour to review the digital materials. Participants can go back and re-watch any of the videos during their six months of access.
- Part 1 - Introduction and Financial Arrangements (1:09)
- Part 2 - Performance Contracting (1:30)
- Part 3 - Advanced Financial Analysis (0:51)
- Part 4 - Advanced Presentation Techniques (0:39)
After registering for this on-demand class, to submit questions to the instructor, please enter them on the Discussion Board (will be visible after registration is processed). Once a month, the instructor will schedule a Zoom live Q&A session.
At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Learn how to reduce the sales cycles and avoid pitfalls, which can unnecessarily delay projects by months, or even kill a project.
- Understand how important new financing options will enable you to implement projects, that can save energy and related expenses.
- A must for ESCO participants, facility managers and anyone who uses financing and/or performance contracts.
- Learn about new financing solutions and how to compare side-by-side.
- Learn the best practices approach to achieving your project goals, and steps to take in order to avoid common pitfalls. For people on both sides of a contract, this information can help you save millions in delays, lost projects or legal expenses.
Eric Woodroof
Instructor
Dr. Eric Woodroof has trained thousands of professionals, who are now saving billions in avoided energy expenses and global pollution. He continually learns from working with these professionals, and he brings this collective knowledge back to his clients and students during his seminars and keynotes.
Dr. Woodroof has over 100 publications and also serves as Chairman of the Energy Management Professional Council. He has received Department of Energy Awards and is the youngest member ever inducted into two separate Hall of Fames related to Energy Engineering.
Enrollment is completed for on-demand programs on a weekly basis. Individuals that register by 12:00 p.m. ET Friday, are enrolled and gain access to the course the following Monday.
How to Register:
- Click the "Register" button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering:
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- You will also receive notification once you have been enrolled into the On-Demand course.
- Once enrolled, you can access the course in the "Dashboard." Return to AEE Education, log in and go to "My Dashboard." You will see your on-demand course here. Go to My Learning Path to launch your session.
Certification Application and Exam Registration
This registration is just for the training program. You must register and pay for the certification application and exam separately.
For details on completing your PCF Certification application and submitting your exam fee, please visit the PCF Certification page (https://www.aeecenter.org/certifications/certifications/performance-contracting-and-funding-professional).
International Participants
This program is designed for US attendees only. Contact your local training provider for programs available in your region.
Transfer Policy
Not applicable.
Cancellation Policy
Not applicable.
This training program prepares attendees to take the Certified Performance Contracting and Funding (PCFTM) exam. Please review the requirements for certification on the PCF Certification Page. A separate certification and application fee applies.
REMOTE PCF EXAM
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To register for a remote computer based exam, you will need to submit the certification application prior to taking an exam. For additional information, visit the links below.
- PCF application
- Remote Testing Information (US Participants Only)
- Remote Testing Q&A
- Certification Resources
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks with instructions on how to schedule the exam. It is important to note that AEE cannot begin the scheduling process without an exam application.
Any additional questions about the exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to the PCF Certification Director, Michelle Zakin Leclerc [mzakin@aeecenter.org].
Reference Books
The following are suggested reference books. They are not needed for the training.
Finance and Accounting for Energy Engineers
Performance Contracting: Expanding Horizons
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits
6/20-6/21 | 1.6 CEU
Course Information
6/20-6/21 1.6 CEU Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,550
AEE Member | $1,450
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,650
AEE Member | $1,550
Registration closes 12:00 AM EST 3 business days prior to training start or if course reaches capacity.
Course Description
The Certified Carbon Auditing Professional (CAP™) Training Program is designed to provide recognition for professionals who have distinguished themselves as leaders in the growing field of carbon reduction.
This CAP™ course is designed to provide comprehensive training in the critical areas of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, carbon reduction and associated reporting.
The focused, fast-paced program is presented over 2 days and is intended both to expand your knowledge in the carbon management field and to serve as a preparatory vehicle for the exam which is required to achieve the AEE’s CAP® certification.
Who Should Attend
The program is of greatest value to those undertaking or assessing carbon reduction projects. Obtaining AEE’s CAP™ certification provides international credibility among energy management, sustainable and clean energy communities. Attendees of this program have included existing energy professionals, energy engineers, energy managers, executives, financial executives, facilities managers, and energy consultants.
Schedule
Daily Breaks Days 1 - 2 : AM Break (15 min) | Lunch Break (1 hr) | PM Break (15 min)
Please see the "My Learning Path" tab for schedule information.
*Remote exams are scheduled on an individual basis. See Certification Program tab for additional instructions.
Training Materials
Once registration has been completed the workbook will be delivered to the registrants address under their profile.
To view/update your address visit your Profile.
What You Will Learn
- Learn energy management from a global perspective, but also understand applicable codes, standards, and policies for your region or country.
- Learn how systems and energy-saving technologies can be used throughout a building, such as HVAC, lighting, motors, boilers, energy storage, CHP, etc.
- Learn how energy management strategies and practices, such as energy audits or M&V, can help identify energy savings and reduce costs.
- Understand the economic aspects of energy management that you need to know for procurement, supply, and project financing.
How to Register
- Click the “Register” button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- About a week before the course, you will receive a final confirmation with additional details regarding the training.
- All information regarding your seminar can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
Certification Program
The Certified Carbon Auditing Professional™ (CAP™) exam is administered the day after this program. Please review the requirements for certification here. A separate certification and application fee applies.
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To take the exam, you must register for the exam and pay a separate fee. Attendees are encouraged to complete a certification application 4 weeks prior to taking the exam.
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks. Any additional questions about the CAP exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to our CAP Certification Director, Francine Seskin, francine@aeecenter.org.
For additional information, visit the links below.
Reference Books
The following books are suggested reference books and printed copies are available through the AEE Bookstore. AEE members receive an 15% discount on printed books. Reference books are not required and are intended to help prepare for a training course and exam.
Digital copies of these books are available through the AEE eLibrary, which is a great resource for accessing searchable content as well as highlighting and taking notes. The eLibrary is available to AEE members for the low discounted price of $35 per year. Digital books cannot be printed or accessed during the certification exam.
If you’re an AEE member, add the eLibrary subscription to your membership here.
If you’re not a member, join AEE here and add the eLibrary subscription to your membership.
A 'Light' Guide to Energy Savings in Transport Small-Scale Cogeneration Handbook, Fifth Edition Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Advances in Transportation and Power Alternative Fuels The Future of Hydrogen, Third Edition -
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits
12/11-12/12 | 1.5 CEU
Course Information
12/11-12/12 1.5 CEU Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,550
AEE Member | $1,450
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,650
AEE Member | $1,550
Registration closes 12:00 AM EST 3 business days prior to training start or if course reaches capacity.
Course Description
The Certified Water Efficiency Professional (CWEP®) Training Program is designed to provide attendees with an understanding of industry best practices for effective and efficient water management. Over three days, our professional instructor will guide you through the principles and practices of greatest relevance and practical value related to improving water usage and enabling sustainable programs.
Who Should Attend
The program is of greatest value to those undertaking or assessing water efficiency projects or individuals responsible for water supply and management for a facility or building. Obtaining AEE’s CWEP® certification provides international credibility among the environmental management and sustainability communities. Attendees of this program have included existing energy engineers, energy managers, building maintenance engineers, manufacturing and facilities managers, and energy consultants.
Schedule
Daily Breaks Days 1 - 4 : AM Break (15 min) | Lunch Break (1 hr) | PM Break (15 min)
Please see the "My Learning Path" tab for schedule information.
*Remote exams are scheduled on an individual basis. See Certification Program tab for additional instructions.
Materials
Once registration has been completed the workbook will be delivered to the registrants address under their profile.
To view/update your address visit your Profile.
What You Will Learn
- Learn energy management from a global perspective, but also understand applicable codes, standards, and policies for your region or country.
- Learn how systems and energy-saving technologies can be used throughout a building, such as HVAC, lighting, motors, boilers, energy storage, CHP, etc.
- Learn how energy management strategies and practices, such as energy audits or M&V, can help identify energy savings and reduce costs.
- Understand the economic aspects of energy management that you need to know for procurement, supply, and project financing.
Eric Elam (Moderator)
Envcore
Eric Elam, CEM, CWEP, currently serves as the VP of Design/Engineering and co-founder of Water Savers, LLC, a division of Envocore, a recognized leader in advanced design and construction of water efficiency projects. Eric brings over 16 years of experience in all facets of managing water efficiency projects from investment grades audits, advanced design of solutions, scope development, measure implementation, and measurement and verification.
Prior to founding Water Savers in 2009, Eric has worked for multiple water and energy efficiency companies in the Energy Performance Contracting industry. Eric is active with several trade associations, and currently serves as the primary instructor for AEE’s Certified Water Efficiency Professional (CWEP) program. Eric holds a Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Missouri – Columbia. With course emphasis in the field of Biological Sciences, Eric brings a unique perspective to traditional water conservation project design and engineering.
How to Register
- Click the “Register” button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- About a week before the course, you will receive a final confirmation with additional details regarding the training.
- All information regarding your seminar can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
Certification Program
The Certified Carbon Auditing Professional™ (CAP™) exam is administered the day after this program. Please review the requirements for certification here. A separate certification and application fee applies.
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To take the exam, you must register for the exam and pay a separate fee. Attendees are encouraged to complete a certification application 4 weeks prior to taking the exam.
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks. Any additional questions about the CAP exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to our CAP Certification Director, Francine Seskin, francine@aeecenter.org.
For additional information, visit the links below.
Reference Books
The following books are suggested reference books and printed copies are available through the AEE Bookstore. AEE members receive an 15% discount on printed books. Reference books are not required and are intended to help prepare for a training course and exam.
Digital copies of these books are available through the AEE eLibrary, which is a great resource for accessing searchable content as well as highlighting and taking notes. The eLibrary is available to AEE members for the low discounted price of $35 per year. Digital books cannot be printed or accessed during the certification exam.
If you’re an AEE member, add the eLibrary subscription to your membership here.
If you’re not a member, join AEE here and add the eLibrary subscription to your membership.
A 'Light' Guide to Energy Savings in Transport Small-Scale Cogeneration Handbook, Fifth Edition Hydrogen & Fuel Cells Advances in Transportation and Power Alternative Fuels The Future of Hydrogen, Third Edition -
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- Non-member - $1,550
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Contains 18 Component(s), Includes Credits
On-Demand | 2.7 CEU
Course Information
On-Demand
2.7 CEU
Course Description
The Certified Energy Auditor On-Demand Training Program offers the full-length version of the CEA program (27+ training hours), through pre-recorded sessions from multiple instructors. Participants will also receive an electronic copy of the workbook to prepare for their exam.
Presented in a way that has a “live” feel the instructors teach participants how to prepare for, conduct a site visit, identify EEMs (Energy Efficiency Measures), quantify the impacts (savings), and present the results in a way that will lead to improvements in their client’s buildings. The instructors fill the course with examples and experiences that tie the material to the real world, and make the connections between the information presented and how to effectively use it as a professional. When used as a certification exam preparation tool, the on-demand program prepares participants for the CEA exam.
Instructors
The instructors have a unique blend of both real-world energy auditing and teaching experience. They each have 35+ years conducting energy audits of the full range of facilities. These range from A & B class commercial buildings, institutional (hospital, university, nursing homes, …), educational (k-12), governmental, industrial, multifamily, retail, …
Each of these instructors have personally taught thousands of individuals. They have over 30 years teaching people not just the technical details they’ll need to know, but how to apply that information to be effective utilizing it.
Who is the CEA On-Demand Program For?
The short answer is anyone that is focused and committed to a self-study learning format. Professionals interested in, or actively undertaking or assessing energy auditing projects will gain the most. But it is also useful for entry-level candidates or individuals that interact with energy professionals during their daily work.
Monthly Live Q&A
While taking the on-demand CEA course you can attend a once-a-month live 1-hour Zoom Q&A session during which one of the instructors will answer questions.
What You Will Learn
- Gain the knowledge and confidence it takes to effectively apply state-of-the-art practices of energy auditing to identify Energy Efficiency Measure opportunities, and to assist buildings achieve control over their energy usage, emissions and costs.
- Become familiar with the current industry standards for energy auditing.
- Learn how systems are intended to operate throughout a building, such as HVAC, lighting, motors, boilers, and controls, etc.
- Understand the economic aspects of energy efficiency measures that Energy Auditor’s identify and learn how to present these opportunities in financial terms that will increase the likelihood of projects being approved for implementation.
- Learn to apply techniques to use in the real world that increase your ability to identify many of the opportunities often overlooked by less experience Energy Auditors.
- Learn the craft from instructors with over 35 years each of auditing experience in countless buildings of all types.
Rich Costello, PE, CEM, CEA
Instructor
Mr. Costello is the President of Acela Energy Group, an energy consulting group specializing in energy procurement, load management, as well as, energy conservation training, auditing, and on-site wind & solar generation projects. Rich has extensive experience in the fields of load management, utility services, energy conservation, as well as power, natural gas, and tariff related negotiations and agreements.
Mr. Costello is also President of Acela Thermal Energy (ATE), a Refrigeration and HVAC energy service division of Acela Energy Group specializing in mechanical & thermal energy conservation measures as well as implementation of Ecopilot AI on building HVAC Control Systems. ATE provides energy services to Commercial, Governmental, Retail, Institutional, and Industrial Customers, as well as ESCO’s and Utilities across the country.
Rich is a registered professional engineer and was previously the Power Supply Manager for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, as well as a Senior Engineer in the Load Management Department of Boston Edison (Eversource). He holds a M.S. in Engineering Management from Western New England College and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University. Mr. Costello also conducts the following Energy Certification Courses nationwide for the Association of Energy Engineers: CEM, CEA, BEP, & CEP. Rich was the International President of the Association for the Year 2000 and received the 2003 Energy Professional of the Year Award from the organization. In 2006, Richard was inducted into the Energy Managers Hall of Fame.Fredric Goldner, CEM, CEA
Instructor
Fred has over 30 years' experience and is a nationally recognized expert in the field of energy auditing and management. He is currently involved in a wide variety of projects, including facility audits, use analyses, research, and energy master planning and program design. He is a nationally recognized expert in the area of energy auditing and management and has lead audits and audit teams for hundreds of facilities totaling tens of millions square feet. Over eight years, he conducted extensive research in the area of multifamily building DHW loads and systems. As a result, he authored a new set of DHW sizing guidelines included in the ASHRAE Handbook and the ASPE DWH Design Manual. He is also an adjunct professor at the Center for Energy Policy & Research at NYIT. Over the past thirty years, Fred has taught over 13,000 professionals and trade persons across the globe, in addition to co-authoring several publications and books, including ASHRAE's Energy Efficiency Guide for Existing Commercial Buildings: The Business Case for Building Owners and Managers. Fred served as International President of AEE in 2003, has received many awards for his work, and was inducted into the Energy Managers Hall of Fame in 2007 for his lifetime of achievement in promoting the practices and principles of Energy Management.
Fred sits on numerous engineering, and industry committees and boards, including AEEs Certified Energy Manager Board and is one of the authors of the recently released ASHRAE Energy Audit Standard. Fred also remains an active member of the New York Chapter AEE Board of Directors. Visit emra.com to learn more.
How to Register:
- Click the "Register" button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering:
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- You will also receive notification once you have been enrolled into the On-Demand course.
- Once enrolled, you can access the course in the "Dashboard." Return to AEE Education, log in and go to "My Dashboard." You will see your on-demand course here. Go to My Learning Path to launch your session.
Certification Application and Exam Registration
- This registration is just for the training program. You must register and pay for the certification application and exam separately.
- For details on completing your CEA Certification application and submitting your exam fee, please visit the CEA Certification page (https://www.aeecenter.org/certified-energy-auditor/).
International Participants
This program is designed for US attendees only. Contact your local training provider for programs available in your region.
Transfer Policy
Not applicable.
Cancellation Policy
Not applicable.
Certification Program
This training program prepares attendees to take the Certified Energy Auditor (CEA®) exam. Please review the requirements for certification on the Becoming a CEA® page. A separate certification and application fee applies.
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To take the exam, you must register for the exam and pay a separate fee. Attendees are encouraged to complete a certification application 4 weeks prior to taking the exam.
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks. Any additional questions about the CEA exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to our CEA Certification Director, Francine Seskin, francine@aeecenter.org.
For additional information, visit the links below.
Join your instructors for a live Q&A session the first Friday at 12:00pm EST of every month.
Reference Books
The following books are suggested reference books and printed copies are available through the AEE Bookstore. AEE members receive an 15% discount on printed books. Reference books are not required and are intended to help prepare for a training course and exam.
Digital copies of these books are available through the AEE eLibrary, which is a great resource for accessing searchable content as well as highlighting and taking notes. The eLibrary is available to AEE members for the low discounted price of $35 per year. Digital books cannot be printed or accessed during the certification exam.
If you’re an AEE member, add the eLibrary subscription to your membership here.
If you’re not a member, join AEE here and add the eLibrary subscription to your membership.
Handbook of Energy Audits, Ninth Edition Commercial Energy Auditing Reference Handbook, Third Edition Creating a Strategic Energy Reduction Plan A 'Light' Guide to Energy Savings in Transport -
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Contains 22 Component(s), Includes Credits
On-Demand | 2.4 CEU
Course Information
On-Demand
2.4 CEU
Course Description
The Certified Energy Manager On-Demand Training Program offers the full-length version of the CEM program (20+ training hours), through pre-recorded sessions from multiple instructors. Participants will also receive an electronic copy of the workbook to prepare for their exam.
The instructor teaches participants energy relationships and the equations and calculations that govern them. As a CEM, it is easier to optimize a system when these fundamentals are understood. When used as a certification exam preparation tool, the on-demand program effectively prepares participants for the CEM exam because they are more comfortable performing energy-related equations.
During the six-month access period, you can stream the videos at any time, from anywhere you have an internet connection. There will also be a monthly Q&A session with the instructor for participants to clarify any points presented in the program.
Who is the CEM On-Demand Program For?
The short answer is anyone that is focused and committed to a self-study learning format. Professionals interested in, or actively performing energy management and energy efficiency-related work will gain the most. But it is also useful for entry-level candidates or individuals that interact with energy professionals during their daily work.
Monthly Live Q&A
While taking the on-demand CEM course you can attend a once-a-month live 1-hour Zoom Q&A session during which one of the instructors will answer questions.
Eric Woodroof
Instructor
Dr. Eric Woodroof has trained thousands of professionals, who are now saving billions in avoided energy expenses and global pollution. He continually learns from working with these professionals, and he brings this collective knowledge back to his clients and students during his seminars and keynotes.
Dr. Woodroof has over 100 publications and also serves as Chairman of the Energy Management Professional Council. He has received Department of Energy Awards and is the youngest member ever inducted into two separate Hall of Fames related to Energy Engineering.
Tim Janos
CEM Instructor
Tim is a life member of the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE). Having served as International President of AEE in 2006, he is currently AEE's Director of Special Projects. Tim was elected to the AEE Energy Managers Hall of Fame in 2007 and is currently an international instructor for AEE. As Principal of Spectrum Energy Concepts, Inc., Tim provides energy consulting services for clients that represent a who’s who of the industry. Mr. Janos's formal education includes degrees from John Carroll University and a JD from Cleveland State University.
Rich Costello, PE, CEM, CEA
Instructor
Mr. Costello is the President of Acela Energy Group, an energy consulting group specializing in energy procurement, load management, as well as, energy conservation training, auditing, and on-site wind & solar generation projects. Rich has extensive experience in the fields of load management, utility services, energy conservation, as well as power, natural gas, and tariff related negotiations and agreements.
Mr. Costello is also President of Acela Thermal Energy (ATE), a Refrigeration and HVAC energy service division of Acela Energy Group specializing in mechanical & thermal energy conservation measures as well as implementation of Ecopilot AI on building HVAC Control Systems. ATE provides energy services to Commercial, Governmental, Retail, Institutional, and Industrial Customers, as well as ESCO’s and Utilities across the country.
Rich is a registered professional engineer and was previously the Power Supply Manager for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, as well as a Senior Engineer in the Load Management Department of Boston Edison (Eversource). He holds a M.S. in Engineering Management from Western New England College and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University. Mr. Costello also conducts the following Energy Certification Courses nationwide for the Association of Energy Engineers: CEM, CEA, BEP, & CEP. Rich was the International President of the Association for the Year 2000 and received the 2003 Energy Professional of the Year Award from the organization. In 2006, Richard was inducted into the Energy Managers Hall of Fame.Upon registering you gain immediate access to the course and can start right away!
How to Register
- Click the “Register” button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- All information regarding your seminar can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Transfer Policy
Not applicable.
Cancellation Policy
Not applicable.
Certification Program
This training program prepares attendees to take the Certified Energy Manager® (CEM®) exam. Please review the requirements for certification on the CEM® Certification Page. A separate certification and application fee applies.
REMOTE CEM EXAM
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To register for a remote computer based exam, you will need to submit the certification application prior to taking an exam. For additional information, visit the links below.
- CEM application
- EMIT application
- Remote Testing Information (US Participants Only)
- Remote Testing Q&A
- Certification Resources
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks with instructions on how to schedule the exam. It is important to note that AEE cannot begin the scheduling process without an exam application. Any additional questions about the exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to the CEM Certification Director, Crystal Xiong [crystal@aeecenter.org].
Reference Books
The following books are suggested reference books and printed copies are available through the AEE Bookstore. AEE members receive an 15% discount on printed books. Reference books are not required and are intended to help prepare for a training course and exam.
Digital copies of these books are available through the AEE eLibrary, which is a great resource for accessing searchable content as well as highlighting and taking notes. The eLibrary is available to AEE members for the low discounted price of $35 per year. Digital books cannot be printed or accessed during the certification exam.
If you’re an AEE member, add the eLibrary subscription to your membership here.
If you’re not a member, join AEE here and add the eLibrary subscription to your membership.
Guide to Energy Management, Eighth Edition Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management, Eighth Edition Handbook of Energy Engineering, Eighth Edition Energy Management Handbook, 9th Edition Guide to Energy Management, Eighth Edition - International Version Solutions Manual for Guide to Energy Management, International Version, Eighth Edition A 'Light' Guide to Energy Savings in Transport -
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Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 10/11/2023 at 1:00 PM (EDT)
October 11 - 13, 2023 | 0.6 CEU | 6 PDH | 1.2 AEE Credits
Course Information
October 11 - 13, 2023 0.6 CEU Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $650
AEE Member | $600
Late Registration
Begins 12:01 AM EST 7 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $750
AEE Member | $700
Registration closes 12:01 AM EST the day prior to training start or if course reaches capacity.
Course Description
An effective energy audit needs to examine major energy end-use equipment, operations, maintenance, and management processes of the facility. It is a detailed examination of how the facility uses energy, the cost of energy, and it provides a set of recommendations to reduce the energy costs by both equipment and operational changes. Individuals involved in an audit, whether they are conducting the audit or commissioning the audit, need to understand the processes required to achieve the desired goal.
This program will help improve an energy auditor's methods, and also educate and inform end-users of what they should expect of an audit in terms of activities and deliverables. It helps identify auditing pitfalls and ensures an audit is a holistic action plan for building management, rather than just paperwork or academic exercise, or sales tool to recommend a specific product upgrade or project expenditure.
This is a non-certification course.
Who Should Attend
The program is of greatest value to those undertaking or assessing energy auditing projects. Attendees of this program have included professionals from energy service and engineering firms involved in government, utility, institutional and municipal sectors, including existing energy professionals, service providers, energy engineers, energy managers, facilities managers, end-users and energy consultants.
Online Training Experience
Attending this program is an ideal opportunity to participate in a focused, fast-paced instructional program, designed to expand your knowledge of energy auditing. The program is presented in short 2-hour sessions over the course of three days to allow professionals to attend while still maintaining their current work schedule.
Attendees can participate in this online program from anywhere you have access to a high-speed internet connection or access via smartphone/tablet.
What You Will Learn
The instructor provides an overview of the new ASHRAE Energy Audit - Standard 211 (an update to the ASHRAE Guideline), recently adopted and reference by many localities in their energy audit regulations. The program then proceeds through the four major stages of the audit process, beginning with the pre-audit work that needs to be done to make the best use of the auditor's field time. Then providing a review of all components of the site visit phase of the audit: covering who should be involved, data gathering and forensic detective techniques, and survey/monitoring tools. From there, analysis of the data and potential savings opportunities will be discussed, covering both energy and economic considerations. The instructor emphasizes the proper application of applicable energy rates and the available auditing software tools. Finally, and importantly, the contents and organizational issues necessary for the energy audit report to effectively present the information to its various end users will be detailed.
The program includes the latest information on:
Industry Standards
- Terminology
- ASHRAE Energy Audit Guideline
- New ASHRAE Energy Audit Standard (Levels 1-3)
- Government regulations
Pre-Audit
- Goals of the audit
- Examine consumption levels and patterns
- Collection and review of maintenance and repair records
- Management discussion
Site Visit
- MUST meet with the decision maker(s) and operator
- Gather data, scope problems/situation
- The educational function of audit
- Survey and monitoring - test equipment/tools
- Make use of info from in-place systems
Analysis
- Energy calculations
- Proper use of applicable rates!
- Economic analysis
- Software tools
- Eye of the trained auditor
Report
- $$$'s first
- How is it/should it be used
- Size and the "round file"
- Organizational issues
Fredric Goldner, CEM, CEA
Instructor
Fred has over 30 years' experience and is a nationally recognized expert in the field of energy auditing and management. He is currently involved in a wide variety of projects, including facility audits, use analyses, research, and energy master planning and program design. He is a nationally recognized expert in the area of energy auditing and management and has lead audits and audit teams for hundreds of facilities totaling tens of millions square feet. Over eight years, he conducted extensive research in the area of multifamily building DHW loads and systems. As a result, he authored a new set of DHW sizing guidelines included in the ASHRAE Handbook and the ASPE DWH Design Manual. He is also an adjunct professor at the Center for Energy Policy & Research at NYIT. Over the past thirty years, Fred has taught over 13,000 professionals and trade persons across the globe, in addition to co-authoring several publications and books, including ASHRAE's Energy Efficiency Guide for Existing Commercial Buildings: The Business Case for Building Owners and Managers. Fred served as International President of AEE in 2003, has received many awards for his work, and was inducted into the Energy Managers Hall of Fame in 2007 for his lifetime of achievement in promoting the practices and principles of Energy Management.
Fred sits on numerous engineering, and industry committees and boards, including AEEs Certified Energy Manager Board and is one of the authors of the recently released ASHRAE Energy Audit Standard. Fred also remains an active member of the New York Chapter AEE Board of Directors. Visit emra.com to learn more.
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What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- About a week before the course, you will receive a final confirmation with additional details regarding the training.
- All information regarding your course can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 10/17/2023 at 9:00 AM (EDT)
October 17-18, 2023 | 1.4 CEU | 14 PDH | 2.8 AEE Credits
Format: Virtual Dates: October 17-18, 2023 Credits: 1.4 CEU This popular two-day non-certification program is designed to update current global Certified Energy Managers (CEM) on the most current energy-related trends, strategies, best practices, technologies, and regulations. If you are an existing CEM (Worldwide) that needs a refresher, or a lapsed CEM that needs AEE credits to get re-certified, this course is a great place to start.
The Annual Update seminar offers valuable networking opportunities in a highly engaging learning environment. All attendees are CEM graduates, which elevates the interactions between attendees and enhances networking opportunities.
Can't attend the event? Register anyway. All registered participants will receive access to the recordings, which can be accessed up to six months after the seminar.
Early Registration Benefits and Bonus
BONUS: Invitation to an extra “in-person” session at the AEE World Conference.
- A separate certificate will be issued after the bonus session is completed.
- Attendees of the bonus session will earn an additional 0.1 CEU | 1.0 PDH
- Early registration is highly encouraged, to maximize these benefits.
Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,100
AEE Member | $1,000
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,200
AEE Member | $1,100
Registration closes at 12:00 AM EST on October 16, 2023, or if the course reaches capacity.
Early Registration Benefits
- A limited number of early registrants will receive access to exclusive bonus content. View the Bonus In-Person Event: Annual Update for Certified Energy Managers 2023 page above for additional details.
- Attendance is limited to ensure an optimal exchange of ideas and best practices between participants.
- Registration will close when this course reaches capacity.
Attendees
This course is designed to help CEMs, including energy managers, energy engineers, facility and business managers, industrial engineers, supply chain professionals, utility officials, consultants, contractors, financial officers, and energy service company professionals become more aware of and effective at identifying and implementing the best energy management strategies.
Virtual Attendees can participate in a fully interactive, instructor-led classroom environment from the comfort of your own home or office. An ideal solution for those with travel, time, or budget restrictions.
Each participant will receive electronic access to the 2023 Annual Update for CEMs Training Manual 1-week prior to the start of the course.
What You Need To Attend Virtually
- Webcam (Required)
- Microphone & Speakers/Headphones OR Headset.
- Online Broadband (non-secured) bandwidth of 3 Mbps. A wired connection is highly recommended.
Access Recordings
The live virtual sessions will be recorded, attendees will have access to the recordings starting two-weeks following the live sessions for 6 months.
This program is designed to benefit a broad base of attendees. Dr. Woodroof & guest speakers will cover topics that are most current and relevant to CEMs. Content for this seminar varies each year.
This course is updated annually across a wide range of topics, including:
- Energy Management Technologies, Strategies, Best Practices, and Global Trends.
- New Regulations and Updates that could affect your organization.
- Funding Mechanisms, Rebates, and Tax Benefits & How to get your projects Approved.
- Most of these ideas can be deployed worldwide.
Hot Topics for 2023:
- “Extremely Valuable 2023 Tax Benefits and HOW to get them”, (179d, NEW Renewable Energy Bonuses) – Eric Woodroof, USA
- “AI Workshop– Chat GPT Meets Energy Management” -John Puskar, USA
- “Updates from the US Dept. of Energy on new Programs, Software, and Resources” – Thomas Wenning, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- “Updated Digital tools to improve your efficiency & capabilities as CEM” -John Puskar, USA
- “What you need to know about Blockchain, especially in Energy Performance Contracting” -Alain Aoun, Canada
- “Updates on M&V” – Steve Kromer, California
- “Real Estate Sustainability: Value Creation & Tenant Retention Strategies for CEMs” – Randy Hoff, USA
- “Innovation in Industrial Fans, Pumps and Compressed Air Systems” -Albert Williams, South Africa
- An Overview of the New 2023 CEM Workbook
- Includes updated tables for calculating savings
- "Highlights" of key new CEM materials (to help you better estimate savings)
- New Tables in Imperial Units and System International Units
Technical Updates and Case Studies on:
- ROIs on Renewables (with new detail on Solar and Geothermal advances)
- Electric Vehicles, Chargers, and Infrastructure
- HVAC Tech (Variable refrigerant flow, Phase Change Materials, Chilled Beams, and Condensing Boilers; ECM Motors Advancements)
- “Dynamic” Demand-Side Management and Utility Rebates
- Case Studies on How to Maximize Benefits of Battery Storage
- New Lighting Updates and Possibilities
- Funny Energy Fails
- Other new technologies
Eric Woodroof
Instructor
Dr. Eric Woodroof has trained thousands of professionals, who are now saving billions in avoided energy expenses and global pollution. He continually learns from working with these professionals, and he brings this collective knowledge back to his clients and students during his seminars and keynotes.
Dr. Woodroof has over 100 publications and also serves as Chairman of the Energy Management Professional Council. He has received Department of Energy Awards and is the youngest member ever inducted into two separate Hall of Fames related to Energy Engineering.
Steve Kromer
Instructor
Steve Kromer is an energy efficiency consultant, focusing on energy savings verification (Program Evaluation and M&V) and energy efficiency data management systems. Mr. Kromer holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech. He was a senior engineer at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (where he is currently a guest researcher) and a director at Enron Energy Services. Mr. Kromer currently consults internationally on M&V implementation and training.
Mr. Kromer’s focus is on the data, tools and processes to quantify the results of energy efficiency investments. Since the inception of the IPMVP, Mr. Kromer has maintained leadership positions within the IPMVP, EVO and AEE/CMVP committees and boards. He is committed to the vision of a world where the tools, resources and skills to perform M&V are standardized and ubiquitous.
Mr. Kromer seeks to fulfill that vision by remaining up to date on the latest developments in M&V and energy modeling. He teaches courses on M&V at all levels and serves on several current EVO committees and other industry working groups (ASHRAE 14, UMP, ANSI).
Mr. Kromer was on the original consulting team that assisted the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) when the state moved energy efficiency evaluation (EM&V) functions to that agency. He continued to consult to the CPUC as an advisor for almost 10 years. In that time Mr. Kromer originated the Engineering Working Group, the Uncertainty Working Group and the data management team that went on the create the current reporting tools.
Mr. Kromer recently contributed to the Department of Energy’s Open Efficiency Initiative where he focused on identifying and addressing barriers to the adoption of advanced energy modeling and analysis tools. Mr. Kromer applies his skills with energy modeling and data management to numerous other jobs, including a large new construction project on a California university campus, the development of an ESCO in the Middle East (World Bank).
Randy Hoff
Background
As a Principal in Financial Markets and Real Estate, Randy is responsible for advisory services with a focus on occupiers and investors of real estate as they enhance their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy along with creating efficiencies in building operations and driving down operating costs. He uses technology, analytics, and consulting services to advise occupier and investor clients on environmental sustainability programs with tangible bottom line impact. Randy helps cut through the complexity to set the vision, foundation, and reporting plans for clients to achieve environmental goals such as Net Zero while being the trusted sustainability expert on related energy emissions reduction projects.
Relevant Experience
• Assisted a global REIT with the GHG re baseline of their portfolio triggered by two acquisitions. Guided the client on real estate nuances and impact on reporting in alignment with GHG Protocol and other widely accepted standards
• Helped a global asset management firm with $30B+ in AUM with designing their rooftop solar strategy, tenant engagement, and implementation
• Guided a global PE and investment firm with maturing their ESG due diligence and tracking processes for multiple lines of their business
• CEO of national energy efficiency and sustainability firm supporting 1,500 clients across 48 states with a cumulative savings of more than $5 billion
• Established program for large campus client to save $5 million in annual energy expenses through building analytics,engineering, scheduling/setbacks and occupant engagement. This effort
• Achieved WELL Health & Safety Rating for 72 US properties of global professional services firm
• Guided clients to achieve recognition through EPA ENERGY STAR Partner of Year and Department of Energy Better Buildings Goal Achiever
• Author and speaker on topics of energy management, sustainability, indoor air quality and change management
Education & Credentials
• Southern Methodist University – Doctorate in Engineering
• Marquette University – M.B.A.
• Professional Engineer
• Certified Energy Manager
• Certified Measurement & Verification ProfessionalAlbert Williams
Albert is a freelance independent energy engineer who has instructed over180 training courses on Energy Management, Energy Auditing, Pump-, andCompressed Air -Systems. He has 18 years' experience, has conducted over 220energy audits (incl. 90 compressed air audits), and has travelled and worked inover 40 countries.He has contributing in developing the CEM®, CEA™, CIEP™ (lead developer), and20 other energy training courses. He is a training instructor for the AEE®,UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), IEPA in Sub-SaharanAfrica, Econoler in Canada, a few organizations in the Middle-East, theBalkans, Denmark, South Asia, and most recently, the World Bank.
Albert is the author of the "Industrial Energy SystemsHandbook", he has won various international energy engineering awards, heholds 4 UNIDO qualifications, 9 AEE® certifications, he serves on the GlobalGuidance Committee of the AEE®, and he is an AEE® lifetime member.
Non-Certification Program
An exam is not administered during this program and the program does not provide an AEE certification. Attendees with lapsed CEM certifications may contact AEE to find out how to renew their CEM certification.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
Registrants of this virtual event are invited to attend this In-Person Q&A and Reception in conjunction with the AEE WORLD CONFERENCE and EXPO (October 25 - 27, 2023) in Orlando, Florida! Join your virtual instructors in Orlando for an open Q&A, and once you have your questions answered, don't miss an exclusive Annual Update Meet-Up Reception in the AEE World Expo Hall (South Hall B).
To RSVP for the in-person event, click here.
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
- In-Person Q&A | 4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
- Meet-Up Reception | 4:45 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Training participants also gain FREE access to the Expo for this event. Hotel discounts are available through the AEE World Hotel Block here. Be sure to identify yourself as an attendee when you book!
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- Early bird pricing available!
- Non-member - $1,100
- Member - $1,000
- Regular Price after 10/12/2023 12:01 AM
- Non-member - $1,200
- Member - $1,100
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 10/17/2023 at 9:00 AM (EDT)
October 17-18, 2023 | 1.4 CEU | 14 PDH | 2.8 AEE Credits
Format: Virtual Dates: October 17-18, 2023 Credits: 1.4 CEU This popular two-day non-certification program is designed to update current global Certified Energy Managers (CEM) on the most current energy-related trends, strategies, best practices, technologies, and regulations. If you are an existing CEM (Worldwide) that needs a refresher, or a lapsed CEM that needs AEE credits to get re-certified, this course is a great place to start.
The Annual Update seminar offers valuable networking opportunities in a highly engaging learning environment. All attendees are CEM graduates, which elevates the interactions between attendees and enhances networking opportunities.
Can't attend the event? Register anyway. All registered participants will receive access to the recordings, which can be accessed up to six months after the seminar.
Early Registration Benefits and Bonus
BONUS: Invitation to an extra “in person” session at the AEE World Conference.
- A separate certificate will be issued after the bonus session is completed.
- Attendees of bonus session will earn an additional .1 CEU | 1 PDH
- Early registration is highly encouraged, to maximize these benefits.
Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,550
AEE Member | $1,450
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,650
AEE Member | $1,550
Registration closes 12:00 AM EST on October 16, 2023 or if course reaches capacity.
Early Registration Benefits
- A limited number of early registrants will receive access to exclusive bonus content. View the Bonus In-Person Event: Annual Update for Certified Energy Managers 2023 page above for additional details.
- Attendance is limited to ensure an optimal exchange of ideas and best practices between participants.
- Registration will close when this course reaches capacity.
Attendees
This course is designed to help CEMs, including energy managers, energy engineers, facility and business managers, industrial engineers, supply chain professionals, utility officials, consultants, contractors, financial officers, and energy service company professionals become more aware of and effective at identifying and implementing the best energy management strategies.
Virtual Attendees can participate in a fully interactive, instructor-led classroom environment from the comfort of your own home or office. An ideal solution for those with travel, time, or budget restrictions.
Each participant will receive electronic access to the 2023 Annual Update for CEMs Training Manual 1-week prior to the start of the course.
What You Need To Attend Virtually
- Webcam (Required)
- Microphone & Speakers/Headphones OR Headset.
- Online Broadband (non-secured) bandwidth of 3 Mbps. A wired connection is highly recommended.
Access Recordings
The live virtual sessions will be recorded, attendees will have access to the recordings starting two-weeks following the live sessions for 6 months.
This program is designed to benefit a broad base of attendees. Dr. Woodroof & guest speakers will cover topics that are most current and relevant to CEMs. The content for this seminar varies each year.
This course is updated annually across a wide range of topics, including:
- Energy Management Technologies, Strategies, Best Practices, and Global Trends.
- New Regulations and Updates that could affect your organization.
- Funding Mechanisms, Rebates, and Tax Benefits & How to Get Your Projects Approved.
- Most of these ideas can be deployed worldwide.
Hot Topics for 2023:
- “Extremely Valuable 2023 Tax Benefits and HOW to get them”, (179d, NEW Renewable Energy Bonuses) – Eric Woodroof, USA
- “AI Workshop– Chat GPT Meets Energy Management” -John Puskar, USA
- “Updates from the US Dept. of Energy on new Programs, Software, and Resources” – Thomas Wenning, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- “Updated Digital tools to improve your efficiency & capabilities as CEM” -John Puskar, USA
- “What you need to know about Blockchain, especially in Energy Performance Contracting” -Alain Aoun, Canada
- “Updates on M&V” – Steve Kromer, California
- “Real Estate Sustainability: Value Creation & Tenant Retention Strategies for CEMs” – Randy Hoff, USA
- “Innovation in Industrial Fans, Pumps and Compressed Air Systems” -Albert Williams, South Africa
- An Overview of the New 2023 CEM Workbook
- Includes updated tables for calculating savings
- "Highlights" of critical new CEM materials (to help you better estimate savings)
- New Tables in Imperial Units and System International Units
Technical Updates and Case Studies on:
- ROIs on Renewables (with new detail on Solar and Geothermal advances)
- Electric Vehicles, Chargers, and Infrastructure
- HVAC Tech (Variable refrigerant flow, Phase Change Materials, Chilled Beams, and Condensing Boilers; ECM Motors Advancements)
- “Dynamic” Demand-Side Management and Utility Rebates
- Case Studies on How to Maximize the Benefits of Battery Storage
- New Lighting Updates and Possibilities
- Funny Energy Fails
- Other new technologies
Eric Woodroof
Instructor
Dr. Eric Woodroof has trained thousands of professionals, who are now saving billions in avoided energy expenses and global pollution. He continually learns from working with these professionals, and he brings this collective knowledge back to his clients and students during his seminars and keynotes.
Dr. Woodroof has over 100 publications and also serves as Chairman of the Energy Management Professional Council. He has received Department of Energy Awards and is the youngest member ever inducted into two separate Hall of Fames related to Energy Engineering.
Steve Kromer
Instructor
Steve Kromer is an energy efficiency consultant, focusing on energy savings verification (Program Evaluation and M&V) and energy efficiency data management systems. Mr. Kromer holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech. He was a senior engineer at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (where he is currently a guest researcher) and a director at Enron Energy Services. Mr. Kromer currently consults internationally on M&V implementation and training.
Mr. Kromer’s focus is on the data, tools and processes to quantify the results of energy efficiency investments. Since the inception of the IPMVP, Mr. Kromer has maintained leadership positions within the IPMVP, EVO and AEE/CMVP committees and boards. He is committed to the vision of a world where the tools, resources and skills to perform M&V are standardized and ubiquitous.
Mr. Kromer seeks to fulfill that vision by remaining up to date on the latest developments in M&V and energy modeling. He teaches courses on M&V at all levels and serves on several current EVO committees and other industry working groups (ASHRAE 14, UMP, ANSI).
Mr. Kromer was on the original consulting team that assisted the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) when the state moved energy efficiency evaluation (EM&V) functions to that agency. He continued to consult to the CPUC as an advisor for almost 10 years. In that time Mr. Kromer originated the Engineering Working Group, the Uncertainty Working Group and the data management team that went on the create the current reporting tools.
Mr. Kromer recently contributed to the Department of Energy’s Open Efficiency Initiative where he focused on identifying and addressing barriers to the adoption of advanced energy modeling and analysis tools. Mr. Kromer applies his skills with energy modeling and data management to numerous other jobs, including a large new construction project on a California university campus, the development of an ESCO in the Middle East (World Bank).
Randy Hoff
Background
As a Principal in Financial Markets and Real Estate, Randy is responsible for advisory services with a focus on occupiers and investors of real estate as they enhance their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy along with creating efficiencies in building operations and driving down operating costs. He uses technology, analytics, and consulting services to advise occupier and investor clients on environmental sustainability programs with tangible bottom line impact. Randy helps cut through the complexity to set the vision, foundation, and reporting plans for clients to achieve environmental goals such as Net Zero while being the trusted sustainability expert on related energy emissions reduction projects.
Relevant Experience
• Assisted a global REIT with the GHG re baseline of their portfolio triggered by two acquisitions. Guided the client on real estate nuances and impact on reporting in alignment with GHG Protocol and other widely accepted standards
• Helped a global asset management firm with $30B+ in AUM with designing their rooftop solar strategy, tenant engagement, and implementation
• Guided a global PE and investment firm with maturing their ESG due diligence and tracking processes for multiple lines of their business
• CEO of national energy efficiency and sustainability firm supporting 1,500 clients across 48 states with a cumulative savings of more than $5 billion
• Established program for large campus client to save $5 million in annual energy expenses through building analytics,engineering, scheduling/setbacks and occupant engagement. This effort
• Achieved WELL Health & Safety Rating for 72 US properties of global professional services firm
• Guided clients to achieve recognition through EPA ENERGY STAR Partner of Year and Department of Energy Better Buildings Goal Achiever
• Author and speaker on topics of energy management, sustainability, indoor air quality and change management
Education & Credentials
• Southern Methodist University – Doctorate in Engineering
• Marquette University – M.B.A.
• Professional Engineer
• Certified Energy Manager
• Certified Measurement & Verification ProfessionalAlbert Williams
Albert is a freelance independent energy engineer who has instructed over180 training courses on Energy Management, Energy Auditing, Pump-, andCompressed Air -Systems. He has 18 years' experience, has conducted over 220energy audits (incl. 90 compressed air audits), and has travelled and worked inover 40 countries.He has contributing in developing the CEM®, CEA™, CIEP™ (lead developer), and20 other energy training courses. He is a training instructor for the AEE®,UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), IEPA in Sub-SaharanAfrica, Econoler in Canada, a few organizations in the Middle-East, theBalkans, Denmark, South Asia, and most recently, the World Bank.
Albert is the author of the "Industrial Energy SystemsHandbook", he has won various international energy engineering awards, heholds 4 UNIDO qualifications, 9 AEE® certifications, he serves on the GlobalGuidance Committee of the AEE®, and he is an AEE® lifetime member.
Non-Certification Program
An exam is not administered during this program and the program does not provide an AEE certification. Attendees with lapsed CEM certifications may contact AEE to find out how to renew their CEM certification.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
Registrants of this virtual event are invited to attend this In-Person Q&A and Reception in conjunction with the AEE WORLD CONFERENCE and EXPO (October 25 - 27, 2023) in Orlando, Florida! Join your virtual instructors in Orlando for an open Q&A, and once you have your questions answered, don't miss an exclusive Annual Update Meet-Up Reception in the AEE World Expo Hall (South Hall B).
To RSVP for the in-person event, click here.
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
- In-Person Q&A | 4:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
- Meet-Up Reception | 4:45 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Training participants also gain FREE access to the Expo for this event. Hotel discounts are available through the AEE World Hotel Block here. Be sure to identify yourself as an attendee when you book!
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 10/18/2023 at 12:00 PM (EDT)
10/18-10/19 | 0.8 CEU | 8 PDH | 1.6 AEE Credits
Course Information
10/18-10/19 0.8 CEU Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $825
AEE Member | $775
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $925
AEE Member | $875
Registration closes 12:00 AM EST 3 business days prior to training start or if course reaches capacity.
Course Description
This training program is designed to delve quickly into the technical and financial benefits of renewable energy systems from an unbiased viewpoint. The instructor will introduce the critical fundamentals of energy and the energy grid before comparing and contrasting available technologies and then highlighting some of the more cutting-edge, and yet unproven, renewable energy systems. Learn in context to some of the more recent and notable renewable projects in the world. Benefit and understand the lessons learned on these projects to avoid pitfalls when designing and specifying your renewable energy systems.
You will also use case analysis to assess the performance of renewable energy systems based on physics and engineering equations that correlate physical parameters to power and energy output, for example, in wind turbines. These equations serve as tools in design, analysis, suitable location selection, and application of wind turbines.
This is a non-certification course.
Who Should Attend
This program is of value to individuals that are interested in enhancing their understanding of renewable energy best practices and strategies, with technical, geographic, and financial feasibility in mind. Attendees of this program have included energy engineers, energy managers, utility professionals, technicians, facilities managers, and other energy involved professionals.
Online Training Experience
Attending this program is an ideal opportunity to participate in a focused, fast-paced instructional program, designed to expand your knowledge of project management. The program is presented in short sessions over the course of two days to allow professionals to attend while still maintaining their current work schedule.
Attendees can participate in this online program from anywhere you have access to a high-speed internet connection or access via smartphone/tablet.
What You Will Learn
- Learn the vital role EMS, BMS, and SCADA Systems play in measurement, monitoring, and controlling energy consumption in large facilities.
- Understand the architecture and purpose of Automated HVAC Systems and how these systems significantly impact energy intensity in large facilities.
- Learn how Power and Control systems work in unison to improve energy productivity in large facilities.
- Gain a better appreciation of AC power representations in phasor, polar, and rectangular forms.
- Know the difference between three-phase AC, "Y," and "∆ - Delta" configuration of loads and sources, and their ramifications on inrush current and peak avoidance.
- Understand how PLCs, VFDs, SMC's and motor starters work and how they can be used to minimize energy cost.
- Learn how to interpret electrical power and controls drawings.
- Discuss how to apply what you have learned to your business and applications.
Bobby Rauf (Moderator)
Instructor
Bobby Rauf is the President, Chief Consultant and a Senior Instructor at Sem-Train, LLC. Bobby has over 25 years of experience in teaching undergraduate and post-graduate Engineering, Math, Business Administration and MBA courses, seminars and workshops. Professor Rauf is registered (PE) Professional Engineer, in the State of North Carolina and is a Certified Energy Manager. Mr. Rauf was inducted as “Legend in Energy” by AEE, in 2014. He is a published author of multiple engineering and energy books and professional development courses. He holds a patent in process controls technology. Professor Rauf is certified to instruct various engineering, ergonomics, and industrial safety courses. He has conducted certification training and trained engineers for Professional Engineering licensure exams in the United States, The United Kingdom, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, The Netherlands and Ukraine, over the past ten years. Mr. Rauf develops and instructs PDH (Professional Development Hour) and, continuing education, engineering skill building courses. He conducts these courses in form of webinars, live on-site presentations, workshops, pre-recorded audio and self-study texts. Some his major clients include Amazon, Texas A&M University, N.C. State University, NYC MTA, Duke Energy, Saudi Aramco – KSA, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, McNeese University, Lamar University, Clemson University, Association of Energy Engineers, EPIC College - Canada; US Bureau of Reclamation, BHP Billiton, PDH Engineers, CED, and PDH Source. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Gardner-Webb University. Professor Rauf has also developed and published several self-study books that cater to the continuous professional development needs of Engineers, Technicians and Technical Managers.
Mr. Rauf’s last full-time engineering employment, in the corporate world, was at PPG Industries, Inc. where he served as a Senior Staff Engineer. During his long career at PPG, his responsibilities included development and management of energy and ergonomics programs for multiple manufacturing plants, in the US and overseas. He also provided consultation and training services in, energy, electrical engineering, industrial safety, ergonomics and arc flash arena. His extensive engineering experience includes, power design, control system design, project management, process management, energy and utilities management, energy audits/assessments, plant maintenance, robotics, manufacturing automation, HVAC audits, and design of ergonomic equipment.
How to Register
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What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- About a week before the course, you will receive a final confirmation with additional details regarding the training.
- All information regarding your seminar can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
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Contains 9 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 10/23/2023 at 8:00 AM (EDT)
Orlando, FL | 10/23-10/27 | 3.2 CEU | 32 PDH | 6.4 AEE Credits
Course Information
10/23-10/27 Orange County Convention Center
9400 Universal Blvd,Orlando, FL 32819
*Training room location and additional information will be provided at the Registration Table during Sign-in on Day 1.3.2 CEU Pricing
Ends at 11:59 PM EST 9 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $1,995
AEE Member | $1,750
Late Registration
Begins 12:00 AM EST 8 business days prior to training start.
Non-Member | $2,095
AEE Member | $1,850
Registration closes 12:00 AM EST 3 business days prior to training start or if course reaches capacity.
Course Description
The Certified Business Energy Professional Training Program is designed to provide attendees a deep-dive into the financial aspects of energy efficiency and energy management practices. Over five days, our professional instructors will guide you through the principles and practices of the highest relevance and practical value when looking at the “bottom line,” either for your company or your customers.
Who Should Attend
This training program is of greatest value to non-technical business-oriented professionals that manage energy engineers or oversee energy efficiency projects or technically-oriented professionals that need a better understanding of justifying projects and the business side of energy management. Obtaining AEE’s BEP® certification provides international credibility among energy management, sustainable and clean energy communities. Attendees of this program have included existing energy professionals, executives, financial executives, facilities managers, energy consultants, energy engineers, and energy managers.
AEE World Conference
Training participants gain free access to the Expo for this event. Hotel discounts are available through the AEE World Hotel Block here. Be sure to identify yourself as an attendee when you book!
Schedule
Daily Breaks Days 1 - 4 : AM Break (15 min) | Lunch Break (1 hr) | PM Break (15 min)
Please see the "My Learning Schedule" tab for schedule information.
Materials
All registration and course materials will be given to attendees at sign-in on day 1 at the training location. Workbooks will not be pre-shipped to in-person attendees.
Section 1: Developing an Energy Audit Strategy and Plan
- Awareness of:
- Understand the goal of Energy Audits
- The major steps in the Energy Audit process
- The different audit levels
- Ability to:
- Plan for a successful audit
- Communicate the results of the Energy Audit effectively to the client
Section 2: Energy Use Analysis
- Awareness of:
- Energy forms and energy unit's conversion
- Energy rate structure and benchmarking
- Ability to:
- Analyze energy consumption for a facility
- Establish an energy balance for a facility
- Establish a consumption baseline and adjusting the baseline
Section 3: Data Collection and Analysis
- Awareness of:
- The importance of data in energy auditing process
- The different techniques to measure and analyze data
- Ability to:
- Define the necessary information to collect before and during the field visit
- Analyze the collected data to turn data into information
- Obtain an understanding of what is really driving energy consumption
Section 4: Economic Analysis
- Awareness of:
- Methodologies and tools to analyze and decide on investment projects regardless of their nature; notwithstanding, the main focus will be on energy efficiency projects
- Ability to:
- Understand the need for economic analysis and the importance of life cycle costing to assess an energy efficiency project
- Identify which cash flows (revenue and costs) should be included in the analysis
- Apply investment decision rules such as: Simple Payback Period (SPP), Simple Return on Investment (SRI), Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Saving to Investment Ration (SIR)
- Use Interest Tables and construct formulas in Excel for various financial calculations
- Conduct Life Cycle Cost (LCC) and Free Cash Flow (FCF) analysis for energy efficiency projects
- Perform a what-if analysis to understand the potential impact on the key financial indicators
Section 5: Lighting Systems
- Awareness of:
- Concepts and characteristics of energy-effective lighting design
- Ability to:
- Identify typical lighting energy conservation opportunities
- Demonstrate lighting economics calculations and relationships
Section 6 - HVAC Systems
- Awareness of:
- Types and functions of HVAC systems and equipment: Chillers, Cooling Towers, Adiabatic Fluid Coolers, Pumps, Water Distribution, Condensing Water, Waterside Economizers, VRF, Split and Unitary, AHUs, Heat pipe, Heat recovery, Fans, In-Room Terminal
- Vapor Compression Cycle and HVAC efficiencies (COP, EER)
- Piping arrangements for chilled water and or refrigerant systems
- Psychrometric processes
- ASHRAE 62, Outdoor Economizers, Demand Control Ventilation, and Filtration Systems and Standards
- Ability to:
- Identify energy efficiency measures (EEMs)
- Evaluate O&M characteristics and opportunities
- Calculate energy savings
- Investigate the existing system and determine the opportunities to improve performance
Section 7: Domestic Hot Water and Water Conservation
- Awareness of:
- Understand how DHW/SHW is produced, distributed and utilized
- Know the efficiency improvement opportunities available in DHW/SHW systems
- Ability to:
- Identify potential EEMs
- Compute impacts of the EEMs
Section 8: Motors, VFDs, and Compressors
- Awareness of:
- Electrical Fundamentals
- Types of Motors
- Energy Savings Measures for Motors
- What is Power Factor and why does it matter?
- Value of Variable Speed Drives (VFDs)
- Types of Air Compressors and Energy Savings Opportunities
- Ability to:
- Determine the appropriate energy strategy for motors and compressors
- Calculate energy savings amounts
Section 9: Building Envelope
- Awareness of:
- Building Envelope terminology
- Heat transfer mechanisms
- Sources of heat loss/gain that affect buildings heating and cooling loads
- Ability to:
- Calculate heat loss/gain through walls
- Find and calculate R and U values
- Calculate seasonal heat loss/gain through a building
Section 10: Building Automation and Energy Management Systems
- Ability to:
- Distinguish and classify automation and control systems
- Investigate the systems operation
- Recommend performance improvements
Section 11: Alternative Generation and Energy Storage
- Awareness of:
- Understand the various alternative energy generation technologies available for behind-the-meter applications
- Be knowledgeable with regards to the various methods to store energy, and where an Energy Auditor may suggest such a system
- Ability to:
- Determine overall opportunity for alternative methods to generation and storage
Section 12: Energy in Transport
- Awareness of:
- Types of transport
- Energy consumption, cost and efficiency
- Improvements in systems
- Ability to:
- Evaluate transport system performance and efficiency
- Discuss and recommend a transport energy strategy
Mark Roche (Moderator)
Instructor
MARK R. ROCHE, C.E.M., B.E.P., C.D.S.M., C.E.P., C.E.A., is currently the Manager Regulatory Rates covering DSM and Storm Hardening for Tampa Electric Company and DSM for Peoples Gas System. He has 32 years of experience in Nuclear and Fossil Fuel Power Generation, Energy Delivery, Energy Management, Utility Marketing, Customer Service and Regulatory Activities. Mark served in the US Navy for 12 years onboard two submarines in their Reactor Control Divisions and also was a Mathematics Instructor at the Naval Nuclear Power School. Since 1997, he has served in several leadership roles with two investor owned electric utilities. He has direct experience in leading electric and gas utility teams covering: Energy Management, Load Management, Distribution Power Quality, Field Operations, Distribution Control Center Operations, Meter Department Operations, Grid Management, Service Delivery, Revenue Assurance and Regulatory. Mark has been very active in the energy management and DSM since leaving the Navy. In 1998 he developed and presented multiple courses on energy technology and management with a concentrated focus on how to implement effective energy management programs. In 1999 he was the President for the Tampa Association of Energy Engineers startup chapter and held the position of Region II Vice President. Mark has been a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) instructor since 2001 and has also served the CEM Program as Test Writer, Board Member and Ethics Committee Member since that time. In 2003, Mark was one of the initial developers of the Certified Business Energy Professional Program and Course and since that time developed an online webinar version in 2012, a self-paced version in 2015, and an International version in 2017. In 2014, Mark developed the Certified Demand Side Manager Course. Mark is currently the core instructor for both of >span class="fontstyle01">Mark authored two courses on "Operational Considerations for the Smart Grid" and "Business Impacts of the Smart Grid" for the National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) for Bismarck State College. Mark has a bachelor's degree from Thomas Edison State College and has his master's degree from Colorado State University.
Rich Costello, PE, CEM, CEA (Moderator)
Instructor
Mr. Costello is the President of Acela Energy Group, an energy consulting group specializing in energy procurement, load management, as well as, energy conservation training, auditing, and on-site wind & solar generation projects. Rich has extensive experience in the fields of load management, utility services, energy conservation, as well as power, natural gas, and tariff related negotiations and agreements.
Mr. Costello is also President of Acela Thermal Energy (ATE), a Refrigeration and HVAC energy service division of Acela Energy Group specializing in mechanical & thermal energy conservation measures as well as implementation of Ecopilot AI on building HVAC Control Systems. ATE provides energy services to Commercial, Governmental, Retail, Institutional, and Industrial Customers, as well as ESCO’s and Utilities across the country.
Rich is a registered professional engineer and was previously the Power Supply Manager for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, as well as a Senior Engineer in the Load Management Department of Boston Edison (Eversource). He holds a M.S. in Engineering Management from Western New England College and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University. Mr. Costello also conducts the following Energy Certification Courses nationwide for the Association of Energy Engineers: CEM, CEA, BEP, & CEP. Rich was the International President of the Association for the Year 2000 and received the 2003 Energy Professional of the Year Award from the organization. In 2006, Richard was inducted into the Energy Managers Hall of Fame.How to Register
- Click the “Register” button.
- You may be prompted to login if you have not already done so.
- Complete the registration information requested and submit payment.
What to Expect After Registering
- You will receive a registration confirmation email.
- About a week before the course, you will receive a final confirmation with additional details regarding the training.
- All information regarding your seminar can be found here in AEE Education, under My Dashboard.
Training Program Attendee Cancellation & Transfer Policy
The following terms and conditions apply to Attendees at the Association of Energy Engineers, Inc. (AEE) Training Programs. All requests for transfers, substitutions, or cancellations must be made in writing. Attendees agree to these terms and conditions by registering for a program.
Transfer Policy
If you are unable to attend the live seminar for which you have registered, registration fees can be transferred to another public seminar offering or substituted with another individual in your place within one year of the original seminar date. No difference in registration fees paid shall be refunded and attendee is responsible for any difference for transfers to a higher cost seminar.
Virtual Programs: Requests to transfer to a differently named program submitted 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered.
Cancellations
For registrations cancelled 21 days or more prior to the program date, the full registration fee less a $200 service charge will be refunded. Registrations cancelled 14 or less days may be subject to the full cost of the workbook if already ordered. For registrations cancelled 20 days or less, the full registration fee shall be assessed and no refund will be made. No shows will result in forfeiting of the registration fee and no refund will be made.
In the event a training program is not held as a result of any cause not reasonably within AEE’s control (including, but not limited to, instructor illness, acts of terrorism, acts of God, war, civil disturbances, declaration of national emergency, accidents or labor disputes, fire, flood, storms etc.), attendees shall be notified as soon as possible and AEE’s liability will be limited to the reimbursement of the training program registration fee.
Certification Program
This training program prepares attendees to take the Certified Business Energy Professional(BEP®) exam. Please review the requirements for certification on the Becoming a BEP® page. A separate certification and application fee applies.
Registering for the training does NOT register you for the certification exam. To take the exam, you must register for the exam and pay a separate fee. Attendees are encouraged to complete a certification application 4 weeks prior to taking the exam.
After you submit the certification application, you will receive an email confirmation letter from AEE within 4-weeks. Any additional questions about the BEP exam, certification eligibility, scheduling, or the application process can be directed to our BEP Certification Director, Francine Seskin, francine@aeecenter.org.
For additional information, visit the links below.
Reference Books
The following books are suggested reference books and printed copies are available through the AEE Bookstore. AEE members receive an 15% discount on printed books. Reference books are not required and are intended to help prepare for a training course and exam.
Digital copies of these books are available through the AEE eLibrary, which is a great resource for accessing searchable content as well as highlighting and taking notes. The eLibrary is available to AEE members for the low discounted price of $35 per year. Digital books cannot be printed or accessed during the certification exam.
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