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Reducing Energy Costs And Increasing The Sustainability Of Your Facility
Registration for this workshop will commence at 08:00. It will begin at 08:30 with refreshments, including lunch being served at appropriate times. The workshop will conclude at 14:30.
Introduction To Workshop
Lowering energy costs while fulfilling demand for electricity and water is a critical issue for owners and occupiers alike. Ensuring that the building is a viable facility over the long-term means that you have to be fully aware of the processes and technologies that will help you to reduce energy costs and increase the sustainability of the building.
This practical workshop with highlight for you, the key strategies and methods you can implement to ensure that you optimise the energy use and reduce costs. Filled with case studies highlighting practical real life energy saving measures and 10 top tips, this workshop will provide you realistic solutions to take back to your operations.
Issues Covered In The Workshop:
- Overview of climate change issues
- Energy issues for the region
- Carbon management lessons from the UK
- Energy performance certificates and how these could help
- Metering strategies
- Energy log books
- Slab charges from DEWA
- Lessons learned
- LEED for existing buildings
- LEED for new buildings
On successful completion of the workshop you will learn how to:
- Reduce consumption without effecting productivity or buildings
- Work a command and control centre
- Monitor energy use and develop targeting techniques
Meet Your Workshop Facilitator:
 Mick Dalton is a Senior Director of Asset Management with Emaar PJSC based in Dubai, responsible for Facilities Management, Commercial Leasing and Property Handover for all Emaar Dubai assets. Prior to Emaar, Mick held roles as Group Operations Director with Global Switch, Director of Operations with White & Case and Director of FM with Ernst & Young. He started his FM career over 25 years ago with Eastern Group. Mick has an MSc in FM and is the immediate Past Chairman of the British Institute of Facilities Management. Mick is a regular author, speaker and trainer in FM and has written chapters and articles on FM. Mick has a passion for customer service, technology, energy management and engaging FM in design, and is a regular speaker globally on these subjects.
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