Planning, Project, and Program Management

Federal personnel are required to:

  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop an energy master plan.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop a metering program.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop energy account database.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide planning support for energy budget.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to identify and develop low-cost and no-cost energy efficiency opportunities.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide operational support to energy management control systems.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop and assist in project identification and justification.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop UESC and ESPC projects.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to monitor facility energy projects.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide peak load management.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to manage an energy awareness program and establish and support an awards program recognizing energy efficiency efforts.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop and distribute energy articles, newsletters, notices, posters, and signs.
  • Demonstrate knowledge and ability to coordinate Energy Awareness Week and Month.
  • Demonstrate the ability to calculate and respond to established energy metrics such as Power Utilization Efficiency (PUE):
  • Where and how to take measurements
  • How to interpret the data
  • How to explain the results to people in operations and upper management
  • How to develop an improvement strategy
  • Demonstrate the ability to recommend and/or acquire certifications for specific skills.

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