Grant Curtin

1. Grant Curtin

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

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

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

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9. Benefits • Energy efficiency KWh • Cost efficiency $ • Tariff efficiency C/KWh • Operational efficiency QAS • HR efficiency People & hrs • Management efficiency Best practice • Sustainability System & Environment.