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This one-day training introduces the basics concepts of M&V and the IPMVP. It highlights the purposes of M&V, the range of possible M&V methods, and the need for specific M&V design for each project. The program is designed for management, financial, regulatory and technical professionals who want a basic understanding of the role of M&V in supporting energy efficiency retrofits and investments.

Agenda: One-Day Workshop

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Agenda: One-Day Workshop

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EVO offers a full range of M&V related training programs ranging from a one-hour introductory workshop to several days advanced training. Our programs are delivered by highly skilled instructors. EVO-approved instructors are M&V experts authorized by EVO´s Training Committee to provide trainees with M&V trainings. Instructors have a teaching background and experience in the field of M&V. They are approved by the Training Committee and must renew their instructor status periodically. Based on the degree of knowledge and expertise in the M&V field, EVO qualifies instructors into three different levels: L2, L3, and L4, each of them with various attributions.

L2 INSTRUCTOR (INTRODUCTORY) – can teach only introductory training (up to 1-day). L2 instructors have a teaching background and experience in the field of M&V. They have been approved by the Training Committee and must renew their status every three years.

L3 INSTRUCTOR (M&V FUNDAMENTALS) – can teach the M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP course. L3 instructors can also teach introductory L2 training. L3 instructors must meet all L2 instructor requirements, and additionally, they must have practical experience in M&V and preparation/implementation of M&V Plans. L3 instructors must go through a mentoring process before being formally approved by the Training Committee. They must renew their status every three years.

L4 INSTRUCTOR (ADVANCED) – can teach advanced M&V training. L4 instructors can also teach introductory classes as well as the M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP course. L4 instructors must meet all L3 instructor requirements. Additionally, they must show an in-depth knowledge in one of the M&V topics. Before becoming an L4 instructor, the candidate must have delivered several times the M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP as an L3 instructor. L4 instructors must go through a stringent evaluation process consisting of preparing a technical paper on a specific M&V topic and deliver a master class before being formally approved by the Training Committee. All L4 instructors must renew their status every three years. Some L4 instructors can be qualified as a mentor. Mentors can evaluate candidate-instructors to become EVO-approved L3 instructors.

 

This training prepares students for a four hour certification exam taken at the end of the two and one-half day training period. The course covers introductory topics and tackles subjects such as preparing a M&V Plan and the basic methods of Retrofit Isolation, Whole Facility, and Calibrated Simulation examples.

The training is geared toward the needs of a variety of professionals working mostly in an M&V advisory role including performance contractors; energy auditors wanting to expand their expertise into verification roles; large energy users using performance contracting; large energy users interested in getting a better understanding of their energy budgets and being able to explain significant variations and fluctuations in energy use; and energy efficiency program designers, policy makers and managers working for government or utilities. 

Agenda: Two and a Half Day Workshop

Trainees Pre-course Work. We recommend trainees go through the following information before attending this course.

  1. Read IPMVP Core Concepts 2016 version.
  2. Read Uncertainty Assessment for IPMVP 2018  (updated in 2019)
  3. Read Measurement & Verification - Issues and Examples 2019 version
  4. Read chapter 4 of Metering Best Practices: A Guide to Achieving Utility Resource Efficiency
  5. Have previous knowledge on basic statistics. If you are taking the course, please go through this survey. If you cannot answer the questions straight away and get one or more wrong answers to these 4 questions, or if you are not comfortable with the content of the questions, then we recommend you take the Introduction to Statistics for M&V (ISM&V) on line training module. This short module provides a refresher in the basic statistical concepts that underpin the statistics training in the course. At the moment, the ISMV is available only in English. If you are taking the course in English, the ISM&V course is automatically included in your course fee. See below on how to obtain your access code.

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION

If you are taking the M&V Fundamental and IPMVP course with a provider other than FIRE and AFNOR, the Introduction to Statistics for M&V (ISM&V) is automatically included in your course fee. Your Training Provider will give you the password and the access link for the online course when you pay for your M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP training.

If you wish to take the ISM&V in English OR if you are not taking the M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP course and you would just like to refresh your knowledge in statistics, please go to the EVO Thematic Courses and select the ISM&V.

 

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Day 1

8:30

Course Introduction. Registration and welcome coffee

9:00 

MODULE 1 Reasons for M&V and getting to know each other

Definition of M&V and range of uses for M&V
a short overview of the exam procedure (not for L2)
M&V's role in financing and in energy efficiency projects (EPC)
M&V within ISO 50001

 

MODULE 2 Key Concepts

Basic definitions
IPMVP savings equations
Adjusting the observed base line energy consumption
Overview of IPMVP Options A, B, C & D
M&V Costs
A very short introduction to statistics

(Coffee break)

11:00 

MODULE 3 Short Examples

A short overview of 4 cases

Option C - Building retrofit
Option D - a new building
Option A - lighting system retrofit
Option B - compressed air system retrofit

12:30 - 13:30  Lunch break (time is approximate)

13:30 - 16:30

MODULE 4 Developing an M&V Plan

Principles of M&V
Measurement boundary and interactive effects
Differences between M&V for industry and for buildings
"Cost avoidance" or "normalized savings?"
Various forms of savings computation
Choosing independent variables for routine baseline adjustments
Static factors - what are they, how do we handle them?
Sources of data
M&V budgets
Selecting the baseline period and data
Metering systems design, commissioning & maintenance
Routine procedures and QC
Reporting procedures
When to do the M&V Plan

16:30

An introduction to an exemplary M&V Plan: the School A

17:00

End of first day

Day 2

08:30
A 10' quick review of the important items of the first day

08:40

MODULE 5 Critical Issues in M&V

Coping with missing data
Cost/uncertainty tradeoffs
BASELINE ADJUSTMENTS
Why they are necessary
Who does what, when
Savings valuation and energy prices
The "V" in M&V: Verification

(Coffee break)

11:00

MODULE 6 M&V Calculations

Basics of statistical analysis: regression, sampling, distributions, error management

Introduction statistics and IPMVP
Sampling

(Lunch break)
Regresssion analysis
Uncertainty calculation and propagation

(Coffee break)
Rounding

16:30

MODULE 7 Retrofit Isolation Option B

17:00
End of Second day

 

Day 3

08:30

A 10' quick review of the important items of the second day and specially Option B Module 7

08:40

MODULE 7, 8 and 9 Steps in Implementing IPMVP Options, with Examples

Retrofit isolation (IPMVP Option A): Instrumentation issues
Whole facility (IPMVP Option C): Utility metering issues
Calibrated simulation (IPMVP Option D): Simulation issues

(Coffee break)

11:00

MODULE 10 Other M&V Issues

Recommissioning
Monitoring and targeting

11:40

MODULE 11 Summary

Adherence with IPMVP
Which IPMVP option is best suited to my project?

12:00

QUIZ & additional questions

12:30

End of the PMVA course

13:30

Exam preparation: proctor reading instructions, verification that all examinee have a stand-alone calculator in conformance with the exam rules, distribution of pencils and scantrons.

13:45

Exam time:  4 hours

Librería IPMVP de Documentos Públicos

La librería IPMVP de documentos consiste en varios volúmenes del Protocolo Internacional de Medida y Verificación (IPMVP). El IPMVP muestra una introducción de las mejores técnicas disponibles, practicadas hoy en día, sobre la verificación de los resultados en eficiencia energética, eficiencia de agua, y proyectos de energías renovables en instalaciones industriales y comerciales. También los operarios de instalaciones lo pueden utilizar para valorar y mejorar el rendimiento de la instalación.

Las Medidas de Conservación de la Energía (ECMs) tratadas en el protocolo incluyen medidas de ahorro de combustible, medidas de eficiencia sobre agua, reducción de carga y energía en la instalación por medio de la mejora de equipos, y/o la modificación de los procedimientos de operación.

Click to visit EVO Blog. There you can find interesting articles and answer to questions related to IPMVP and energy efficiency
Has visitado EVO blog? Dónde puedes encontrar interesantes artículos y respuestas a preguntas relacionadas con el IPMVP y la eficiencia energética. Puedes enviar tus preguntas/artículos a evo.central@evo-world.org.

En algunos documentos está recomendado el uso el IPMVP en un programa o está referenciado como buenas prácticas en otras publicaciones Aquí puedes encontrar estas citas.

Actualmente el IPMVP ha sido publicado en tres volúmenes. Todos los Volúmenes están disponibles en esta web para su descarga. Las ediciones actuales están en la sección "Actual" y las anteriores ediciones se pueden encontrar en "Archivos." Para ver la introducción al IPMVP y la relación de todos los volúmenes del IPMVP disponibles pincha Aquí.


La versión española de la página web y la traducción del IPMVP Volumen I, 2007 al español ha sido posible gracias a la especial colaboración de Union Fenosa, España.

Actualidad

Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua - Volumen I

El Volumen I define la terminología básica utilizada en el campo de M&V. Define los procedimientos generales para conseguir de forma fiable y rentable la determinación de los ahorros. La verificación real de los ahorros se realiza con un Plan de M&V específico para cada proyecto. Este volumen describe las aplicaciones genéricas de medida y verificación en proyectos de mejora de eficiencia energética o de agua en edificios o plantas industriales.

Inglés - EVO 10000 - 1:2010
Bulgarian - EVO 10000 - 1:2010 (BG)
Español - EVO 10000 - 1:2010 (ES)

Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua - Volumen I, 2009

Inglés - EVO 10000 - 1:2009
Francés - EVO 10000 - 1:2009 (FR)
Español - EVO 10000 - 1:2009 (ES)
Portugués - EVO 10000 - 1:2009 (PT)
Catalan - EVO 10000 - 1:2009 (CAT)

Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua - Volumen I, 2007

Inglés - EVO 10000 - 1:2007
Francés - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (FR)
Polaco - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (PL)
Portugués - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (PT)- borrador
Chino - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (CN)
Español - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (ES)
Brasileño - EVO 10000 - 1:2007 (BR)

 

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Conceptos y Prácticas para la Mejora de la Calidad Ambiental Interior - Volumen II, 2001

El Volumen II revisa las cuestiones relacionados con la calidad ambiental interior que puede ser influenciada por un proyecto de eficiencia energética. Se centra en la medición y diseño de los proyectos y las prácticas de ejecución asociadas con el mantenimiento de condiciones aceptables de interior en virtud de un proyecto de eficiencia energética. Asesora sobre los métodos de medida de las condiciones ambientales para verificar que la calidad de las condiciones se mantienen bajo control.

Inglés

Aplicaciones - Volumen III

El Volumen III facilita una orientación de las aplicaciones – especificaciones de M&V.

I - Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía en Nuevas Construcciones

Inglés - EVO 30000 -1: 2006

II - Conceptos y Prácticas para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía en Aplicaciones Técnicas de Energías Renovable, 2003

Inglés

El primer IPMVP fue publicado en 1996 (con el nombre de NEMVP) y desde entonces ha sufrido varias revisiones. Como cualquier otro documento, cada versión del IPMVP incorpora cambios y mejoras que reflejan nuevas investigaciones y mejoras tecnológicas. Las primeras versiones del IPMVP están en “Archivos”, abajo.

Archivos

Aplicaciones - Volumen III

I - Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua en Nuevas Construcciones, 2003

Inglés

Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua - Volumen I, 2007

Inglés
Francés

Conceptos y Opciones para Determinar el Ahorro de Energía y Agua - Volumen I, 2002

Inglés
Chino
Francés
Italiano
Portugués

Protocolo Internacional de Medida y Verificación - 1997

Inglés
Checo
Japonés
Rumano
Español
Ucraniano

NEMVP - 1996

Inglés
Francés
Polaco
Portugués

8:30

Course Introduction. Registration and welcome coffee

9:00 

MODULE 1 Reasons for M&V and getting to know each other

Definition of M&V and range of uses for M&V
M&V's role in financing and in energy efficiency projects (EPC)
M&V within ISO 50001

 

MODULE 2 Key Concepts

Basic definitions
IPMVP savings equations
Adjusting the observed base line energy consumption
Overview of IPMVP Options A, B, C & D
M&V Costs
A very short introduction to statistics

(Coffee break)

11:00 

MODULE 3 Short Examples

A short overview of 4 cases

Option C - Building retrofit
Option D - a new building
Option A - lighting system retrofit
Option B - compressed air system retrofit

12:30 - 13:30  Lunch break (time is approximate)

13:30 - 16:30

MODULE 4 Developing an M&V Plan

Principles of M&V
Measurement boundary and interactive effects
Differences between M&V for industry and for buildings
"Cost avoidance" or "normalized savings?"
Various forms of savings computation
Choosing independent variables for routine baseline adjustments
Static factors - what are they, how do we handle them?
Sources of data
M&V budgets
Selecting the baseline period and data
Metering systems design, commissioning & maintenance
Routine procedures and QC
Reporting procedures
When to do the M&V Plan

16:30

An introduction to an exemplary M&V Plan: the School A

17:00

End of course

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