Program Overview
CURRICULUM
- M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP®
PREREQUISITE
- Introduction to Statistics for M&V. (Included. Short self-taught online course)
CERTIFICATION
- All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
- Participants interested in receiving the Performance Measurement and Verification Analyst (PMVA) certification must take the certification exam.
KEY FACTS
- EVO has offered this training program since 2009 (15,000 + individuals trained in more than 60 countries)
- Duration: 2.5 days + exam.
- Learning approach: theoretical
- Reflects the latest version of EVO’s International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (IPMVP)
- Over 40 instructors from all continents are involved in continuous program improvements through EVO’s Training Committee
- Course content discussed and validated by the IPMVP-TC Discussion Group
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Understand the fundamental principles of M&V for individual energy efficiency and water projects
- Understand relevant statistical concepts and how they apply to M&V
- Understand the IPMVP four Options and the essential elements/content of an M&V Plan
- Be able to provide professional advice to energy efficiency program developers, utilities, governments, financial institutions, and other parties interested in M&V.
TRAINING CONTENT (11 MODULES)
- Introduction to M&V
- Key Concepts
- Short Examples
- M&V Planning
- Critical Issues
- Statistics for M&V
- Retrofit Isolation Details (Option A + B)
- Option C Details
- Option D Details
- Other M&V Applications
- Summary and Review of an M&V Plan
TARGET AUDIENCE
- Energy performance contractors and their
- Demand-side management program designers, managers, evaluators, or others working at utilities or public administration.
- Energy users implementing energy efficiency measures and looking to account for
- Facility managers properly accounting for energy budget
- Building managers seeking recognition for the energy efficiency of their building
- New building designers wishing to account for the sustainability of their
- Water efficiency project
- Designers for emission-reduction trading
- Energy end-users seeking ISO 50001