Building Energy Systems: Lighting and BMS is your gateway to mastering the key aspects of modern energy management. As demand for sustainable solutions soars, expertise in lighting systems and Building Management Systems (BMS) is more valuable than ever. This course equips you with the skills to design and manage energy-efficient lighting solutions and optimise control systems. Gain insights into energy markets and management strategies that can put you at the forefront of the industry. By understanding the intricacies of control and management systems, you’ll be equipped to drive innovation and efficiency in any construction project. Whether you’re looking to develop your current role or make a career change, this course provides the knowledge and skills you need to thrive in a rapidly growing sector. Join us and play your part in creating sustainable, smart buildings for the future.
Building Energy Systems: Lighting and BMS
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand the principles of modern lighting systems and their applications.
- To explore control systems for efficient energy management in buildings.
- To analyse energy markets and their impact on building energy systems.
- To identify the key components of Building Management Systems (BMS).
- To assess the role of lighting in overall energy efficiency.
- To evaluate strategies for integrating BMS with energy systems.
- To apply knowledge of energy markets to optimise building operations.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1. LIGHTING SYSTEMS
Concepts and Regulations
Efficient Technology in Lamps and Luminaires
Efficient Technology in Equipment and Control
Lighting Audit
Design Criteria and Recommendations
UNIT 2. CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (I)
Introduction
Control Systems: Control Signals
Control Systems: Sensors
Control Systems: Actuators
Control Systems: Controllers
UNIT 3. CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (II)
Control Systems: Walkways or gateways
Control Systems: Measurement and Monitoring
Management Systems
Advanced Management Systems
Systems Integration
UNIT 4. ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND MARKETS
ISO 50001 and Directive 2012/27/EU
Electricity Market, Tariff Scheme
CO₂ Emissions Trading: Allocation of Allowances and Financial Framework
Financial Management of Energy Projects
Energy Service Companies (ESCO)