Energy Demand Management Technologies: Improving Energy Efficiency

    Dates: 24 & 25 February 2025
    HRDA Code 438821

    Energy Demand Management Technologies: Improving Energy Efficiency

    Info: A unique training seminar not to be missed

    The training program, subsidized by the Human Resource Development Authority (HRDA), aims to underscore the significance of demand management technologies. These technologies encompass systems and tools designed to efficiently manage energy consumption and the demand for goods or services in real-time, based on available resources and prevailing market conditions. This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of methodologies for leveraging advanced tools to forecast market demands, enabling businesses to proactively and dynamically address the evolving needs and challenges of their clientele.

    For businesses seeking to gain a competitive edge, participation in this seminar is pivotal, as it equips them with the necessary tools to enhance operational efficiency, minimize costs, and deliver superior service to their customers. Companies that fail to adapt to these innovative technologies face the risk of losing their competitive position in the market. Training in demand management technologies has become an indispensable component for businesses aiming to maintain competitiveness, sustainability, and operational excellence. Seize the opportunity to become a catalyst for change and elevate your organization’s performance to new heights. 

    The objective is to enhance the expertise of professionals by acquainting them with advanced technologies and strategies, including smart grids, practical methodologies for the implementation of energy storage systems, and demand response programs, with the aim of optimizing energy efficiency and minimizing energy costs, particularly during peak demand periods. 

    Additionally, the seminar seeks to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge of demand management strategies and practices, enabling them to optimize resource utilization and service delivery, both at the organizational level and within the broader economic framework.

    The important takeaways from the seminar are:

    • Selection of tools and implementation of demand management strategies aimed at enhancing operational flexibility in business processes.
    • Identification and evaluation of current technological solutions and tools relevant to energy management.
    • Fostering sustainable practices by encouraging the reduction of energy consumption and the responsible management of resources.
    • Optimization of energy management practices through the selection and adaptation of best practices to align with evolving energy demands in business operations.

    Seminar cost €320 | HRDA subsidy €200 | Net cost €120
    The seminar is approved by Human Resource Development Authority of Cyprus (HRDA)
    Ermis HRDA Code 438821

    Event Details
    Associate Professor
    University of Western Macedonia (UWM)
    Introduction to Demand-Side Management (DSM)
    • Introduction to Demand-Side Management (DSM)

      - Definition and concepts of Demand Management.
      - History and evolution of DSM technologies.
      - The importance of demand management for balancing energy supply and demand.
      - The role of DSM technologies in the context of energy transition and the circular economy.

    Basic Demand Side Management Principles and Benefits
    • Basic Demand Side Management Principles and Benefits

      - Reduction of energy consumption during peak shaving hours.
      - Load balancing and load shifting.
      - Benefits for consumers and energy providers.
      - Link to environmental benefits such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

    Demand Management Technologies and Tools
    • Demand Management Technologies and Tools

      Smart Meters:
      - How smart meters work and what are their advantages in demand management.
      - Real-time consumption data collection.
      Smart Grids:
      - The importance of smart grids in optimising energy allocation and demand flexibility.
      - Role of renewable energy in smart grids.
      Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS):
      - How BEMS can help manage demand in commercial and residential buildings.
      Energy Storage Systems:
      - The role of energy storage in demand management and grid stability.
      Demand Response Systems:
      - How Demand Response programs and technologies work.
      - Benefits and challenges of active demand management by consumers and energy providers.

    Applications of Demand Management Technologies in Different Sectors
    • Applications of Demand Management Technologies in Different Sectors

      Domestic Sector:
      - Residential energy management systems and the use of smart appliances.
      - Implementation of demand management programmes for residential consumers.
      Industrial and Commercial Sector:
      - Technologies and strategies for industrial and commercial applications.
      - Demand optimisation through Demand Response and energy storage programmes.
      Public Sector:
      - Energy management systems in public buildings and infrastructure.
      - Demand management strategies to increase energy efficiency in the public sector.
      Economic and Environmental Benefits of Demand Management.
      - Economic and economic benefits of energy management.
      - Increased efficiency of energy systems and the grid

    Case Studies
    • Case Studies

      - Presentation of real-life examples of demand management technologies.
      - Analysis of successful projects from different sectors (e.g. commercial buildings, industrial plants, residential consumption).

    Demand Management Implementation Tools and Methods (Practical Exercises)
    • Demand Management Implementation Tools and Methods (Practical Exercises)

      - Practical exercises and applications of technologies in realistic scenarios.
      - Use of software to calculate consumption and optimise demand.

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