DOE Certification Programs
Certification for Energy Manager
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OVERVIEW
This course is designed to enhance the knowledge, practical skills, and applicability in performing work activities involved in implementing energy management, planning, and supporting the implementation of regular energy audits, facilitating compliance with all relevant policies, and operating and maintaining energy-consuming machines and equipment in facilities.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of the program, the learners should be able to:
- Gain knowledge about energy management globally, but also comprehend the rules, regulations, and guidelines that apply to your region or nation.
- Acquire knowledge about how to use systems and energy-saving technologies. such as the HVAC system, lighting, motors, boilers, CHP, energy storage, etc.
- Gain knowledge of energy management techniques, including M&V or energy audits, which can assist in identifying energy savings and reducing expenses.
- Recognize the financial aspects of energy management that you need to know for procurement, supply, and project financing.
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED
DAY 1
- Module 1: Importance of Energy Management
- Module 2: Fundamentals of Energy, Fuel, and Price Sourcing
- Module 3: Energy Audit Processes
DAY 2
- Module 4: Instruments, Devices Used In Energy Audit
- Module 5: Standards And Codes Used In Energy Management
- Module 6: Green Buildings Design Standards
- Module 7: Energy Accounting And Economics
DAY 3
- (continuation) Module 7: Energy Accounting and Economics
- Module 8: Fundamentals of Electrical Power Systems Used in Energy Audit
DAY 4
- Module 9: Energy Audit For Motors And Drives
- Module 10: Energy Audit For Lighting Systems
- Module 11: Importance Of Maintenance And Commissioning In Energy Audit
DAY 5
- Module 12: Importance Of HVAC Systems In Energy Audit
- Module 13: Effects Of Building Envelope In Energy Audit
DAY 6
- Module 14: Building Automation And Control Systems In Energy Audit As A Tool
- Module 15: Thermal Energy Storage Systems
- Module 16: Energy Audit On Boiler And Steam Systems
- Module 17: Combined Heat & Power And Renewable Energy
- Module 18: Energy Audit In Industrial Systems
DAY 7
- Module 19: Energy Audit, Savings Performance, and Importance of M&V (Measurements and Verification)
- Module 20: Responsibilities and Functions of an Energy Manager
RESOURCE PERSON 1
Engr. Rodolfo Peñalosa, PEE, PECE, APEC, ACPE, IIEEF, CEM, CEA
President and Training Director
WESTCO Electrical and Equipment Corp.
PAMAV Training Institute and Technology Center, Inc.
Engr. Peñalosa has extensive experience for almost five decades as a Professional Electrical Engineer and other engineering disciplines under his title. . He is a technical speaker and official delegate in various conferences and seminars such as Power System Maintenance in Doble Engineering Conference in Boston, Electrical Design Simulation Analysis on Short Circuit at San Diego California and Power Quality - High Voltage Power Factor Correction with Harmonics at Finland to name a few.
Engr. Peñalosa's significant contribution in the electrical industry is when he was Chairman of the Board of Electrical Engineering from the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) for nearly 11 years. He was former Chairman for the Technical Panel for Engineering & Technology (TPET) with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and former President at Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines (IIEE) and Society for Philippine Electrical Contractors and Suppliers Inc. (SPECS), Philippine Institute of Construction Arbitrators and Mediators (PICAM) and former President of the (COFILCO) Confederation of Filipino Consulting Organization.
Engr. Peñalosa also conducted studies under the Development Bank of the Philippines - Physical Infrastructure and Technology - Communication Studies-, developed an electrical construction methodologies with JICA and conducted studies on Urban lnstructure Development on Information Technology with BLISTT Project: Baguio, La Trinidad, ltogon, Sablan, Tuba, Tublay Groth Areas.
He is currently the President of WESTCO Electrical Equipment Corp., Engineering Director of VCP Trading International Corp. and (PamavTech), PAMAVTraining Institute & Technology Center, Inc., and its Training Director.
RESOURCE PERSON 2
Engr. Rafael A. Dimaculangan, ECE
Training Manager and Program Development Head
PAMAV Training Institute and Technology Center, Inc.
He is currently the Training Manager and Head of Program Development at PAMAV Training Institute and Technology Center Inc. He previously worked as a University Researcher at Jose Rizal University and as an Energy Research and Program Development Engineer and Program Manager at Meralco Power Academy.
He is an Electronics Engineer specializing in Mechatronics Systems and Instrumentation & Process Control, with professional experience as a Senior Automation Engineer (PLC Programmer), Technical Manager, and Project Manager in various technology and engineering firms.
He earned his Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from the Technological University of the Philippines and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Engineering Management at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. He has also served as a Professor at National University–Manila and Far Eastern University College of Engineering.
He is a Certified Energy Manager and Certified Energy Auditor, with experience in energy systems, automation, research, project management, and technical training.
RESOURCE PERSON 3
Engr. Ermie Glenn D. Magura, RMEE
Department of Science and Technology – MIMAROPA, Training Coordinator
Engr. Magura graduated from Palawan State University's Main Campus with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.
He has been a Licensed Mechanical Engineer since 2022, with a 90.75% passing rate.
A Registered Master Plumber.
He was the previous training coordinator for MIMAROPA's Department of Science and Technology and Currently employed as a mechanic and CEM for Philippine Airlines.
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be a licensed engineer, or a graduate of a four-year course or its equivalent with at least three (3) years of continuous hands-on experience in the installation, operation, and maintenance of energy-consuming machines and equipment in facilities with energy consumption for Type 2 Des, proof of which shall be submitted to the DOE; and
- Must pass the certification examination and assessment for the development of the DOE in consultation with the relevant government industry stakeholders.
- As a continuing qualification, the CEM must undergo energy efficiency and conservation seminars conducted by the DOE or any third-party institution duly approved by the DOE
TRAINING INCLUSIONS
- Certificate of Attendance
- E-Handouts
- Meals (for in-person training)
- Earn CPD Points for ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
This program is accredited by:
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