
Explore the course through an interactive webinar format, featuring expert interaction and intensive deliberation across four chapters, with knowledge sharing, mission perspective, and preparation for the exam over two months.
Examine energy sources in the global energy scenario, including primary and secondary energy, renewable and non-renewable, conventional and non-conventional, and trace energy flow from generation to consumer with key units.
Explore global primary energy sources, coal, oil, and natural gas, with reserves and production notes. Learn how energy flows to final energy and how industry and transportation dominate consumption.
This lecture examines the Indian energy scenario, with coal about 54.5% and oil around 29.5% of primary energy, and renewables about 12% amid rural reliance on non-commercial fuels.
Explore India's energy landscape, analyzing energy intensity, purchasing power parity, electricity pricing, energy security strategies, and the role of efficiency and renewables in reducing imports and emissions.
Explains the energy conservation act 2001, its state roles, and the Bureau of Energy Efficiency's mandate to implement energy audits, the energy conservation building code, and energy saving schemes.
Convert energy from gallons and liters to kilocalories and metric tons of oil equivalent, using gross calorific value and specific gravity for fuels such as petrol and diesel.
By 2050, the majority of future energy scenarios predict a significant drop in energy usage in the building industry. Minimizing Energy Consumption, Energy Poverty, and Global and Local Climate Change in the Built Environment (Minimizing Energy Consumption, Energy Poverty, and Global and Local Climate Change in the Built Environment.
The energy efficiency Bureau (ES) has been implementing the National certification exam for the Energy Managers (EM), and Energy Auditor (EA) since 2004. The National certification exam that helps to strengthen the capacities of service providers in the industry and construction sectors. To strengthen the capacity of the energy management and the auditors of the energy, through the national certification exam is going to be a long-term impact on the Indian and the song of the economy, by making it a non-powered.
Highly qualified and experienced executives, managers and energy auditors can influence the decisions made by the management of energy efficiency projects. In the experience of those staff members is of paramount importance for the establishment of an energy management system within the time consumption of the company, the success of the implementation of the project in order to improve the energy efficiency and the effective operation of possible energy levels, improve the efficiency of production in the sector, in the Construction industry.