Buildings and Grounds Division

Energy management workshop

Climate change due to Greenhouse gases is one of the important challenge facing the world community in this century. Human actions particularly excessive use of resources are generating more greenhouse gases. The climate change will have social, environmental and economic consequences that will affect all communities across the globe.

In order to minimise the impact on climate change and comply with new environmental legislative requirements, Buildings and Grounds Division organised a workshop on 18th September 2008.

This workshop provided an overview of energy management and compliance requirements. The new legislations specially Environment and Resource Efficiency Plans (EREP) is focused on delivering efficiencies across three streams:

• Energy
• Water
• Waste (includes chemical, hazardous, trade and solid waste)

Further information on workshop:

• Energy management overview (PDF - 420 Kb) - Kamaljit Singh (Manager, Mechanical projects & energy management)
• Electrical energy management case study (PDF - 170 Kb) - Lawrence Chong (Manager, Electrical systems)
• Web interface (PDF - 21 Kb) - Mitzi McCarthy (Assistant to Manager, Mechanical projects and engineering)
• Compliance programs (PDF - 161 Kb) - Juliet Johannes (Assistant - Energy efficiency)