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Energy and ESG

Energy, Sustainability and ESG

Energy and sustainability as measurable dimensions of management control: data, KPIs and an economic reading of impacts.

Reference duration
16 hours
Structure
4 sections · 16 one-hour chapters
Approach
Managerial, energy-focused, data-driven
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What people learn

  1. 01

    Understand how sustainability, energy and management control relate.

  2. 02

    Organise energy and environmental data.

  3. 03

    Calculate basic energy KPIs.

  4. 04

    Connect consumption, costs, processes and margins.

  5. 05

    Build a management dashboard for energy and ESG.

How it runs

  1. 01 · 4 hESG, energy and management control
  2. 02 · 4 hCollecting and organising energy data
  3. 03 · 4 hEnergy, environmental and economic KPIs
  4. 04 · 4 hEnergy and ESG dashboards and decisions

Programme

4 sections, 16 hours.

Durations and programmes are the reference structure: content, level, examples and format are agreed with each company.

  1. 014 h

    ESG, energy and management control

    1. Sustainability and SMEs: a working frameData, processes, customers, supply chains, banks, suppliers and stakeholders.
    2. ESG as an information systemEnvironment, social and governance as measurable information areas.
    3. Energy as an economic variableConsumption, prices, costs, effect on margins and operating decisions.
    4. ESG reporting and management controlSpecialist disclosure versus KPIs that support management.

  2. 024 h

    Collecting and organising energy data

    1. Energy data sourcesBills, meters, sub-meters, machines, departments, plants and suppliers.
    2. Data by cost centre or departmentAllocating consumption to departments, lines, jobs or processes.
    3. Normalising energy dataPeriods, time bands, units, costs and comparable volumes.
    4. Consistency checksAnomalies, peaks, gaps, estimated readings and reconciliation.

  3. 034 h

    Energy, environmental and economic KPIs

    1. Basic energy KPIsTotal consumption and cost, average cost, kWh per unit and per machine hour.
    2. Energy intensity and productivityConsumption by department, line, product, job or value added.
    3. Estimated emissions and environmental indicatorsEmission factors and indicators usable for management.
    4. Energy budget and variancesPrice, volume and efficiency effects against actual.

  4. 044 h

    Energy and ESG dashboards and decisions

    1. Energy, margins and processesHow consumption affects product cost, price and profitability.
    2. Energy and ESG management dashboardConsumption, costs, KPIs, trends, alerts and views by department or plant.
    3. Corrective actions and prioritiesEfficiency, maintenance, investment, shifts and utilisation.
    4. Lab: an energy and ESG modelKPIs, trends and a dashboard on simulated data.

Let’s fit the course to your team’s work.

Durations and programmes are the reference structure: content, level, examples and format are agreed with each company.

Plan the course

How training runs

  1. 01Company coursesCommon ground for people who work with data and models.
  2. 02Solution trainingBy role, on the tools and models that were adopted.
  3. 03Everyday useRepeatable processes and independent users.