Sector-specific

Building Energy Management

Architecture, construction and urban planning 40 hours

Introduction

In today’s rapidly changing energy landscape, understanding how to manage building energy efficiently is crucial. The Building Energy Management This course places you at the forefront of this dynamic sector, which is experiencing significant growth and increasing demand for skilled professionals. You will gain a comprehensive understanding in the energy sector, enabling you to navigate the complexities of both new builds and existing buildings. Explore the intricacies of energy certification, a key element in ensuring sustainability and compliance. By taking this course, you will gain essential skills which are in high demand in the job market, making you a valuable asset in the drive towards energy efficiency. Seize the opportunity to become a leader in building energy management and contribute to a sustainable future.

Objectives

- Understand the energy context and its impact on building management.

- Learn how to apply CTE and CEE standards in new construction projects.

- Identify opportunities for energy efficiency improvements in existing buildings.

- Master techniques for the energy certification of existing buildings.

- Analyse energy consumption patterns to optimise building efficiency.

- Develop strategies to reduce energy consumption in various types of buildings.

- Assess the effectiveness of energy-saving measures and technologies.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1. THE ENERGY CONTEXT
Introduction
The International Energy Context
The Spanish Energy Context
European Regulatory Framework on Energy in Buildings
US Regulatory Framework, ASHRAE Standards
UNIT 2. NEW BUILDINGS. CTE AND CEE
Introduction to CTE and Energy Certification
CTE Basic Requirements for Habitability
CTE Basic Requirements for Energy Saving
Energy Certification
Recognised Documents for Energy Certification and Regulatory Framework
UNIT 3. EXISTING BUILDINGS
The Energy Audit
Energy Audit Stage 1: Analysis of the Current Situation
Energy Audit Stage 2: Proposals and Economic Analysis
European Regulation. UNE-EN_16247-1,2,3,4:2012 series
ASHRAE Level II Energy Audit
UNIT 4. ENERGY CERTIFICATION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS
Existing Buildings. Energy Performance Certification
Designbuilder. Thermal Enclosure Definition
Designbuilder. Systems Definition
Designbuilder. Results and Improvement Measures
Case Study

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