INTRODUCTION
Energy plays a vital role in operation of industrial plants. Commercial energy consumption in India has grown in the last five decades. Indian Energy Scene is replete with continuing energy shortages and spiraling energy cost. In this context, energy conservation has emerged as least cost resource that competes economically with contemporary supply options.

Energy Conservation means improving energy efficiency, in turn, reduced energy consumption per unit output; hence it also helps to improve cost competitiveness of the industry.

There is a growing gap between supply and demand of electrical power. In the short term, the only solution to this problem is better energy management through conservation of power, fuel and water. As industries are the major consumers of these resources, the focus is on the industrial sector.

SCOPE & OBJECTIVES
The objective of the course is to develop manpower in the area of Energy Conservation, Management and Energy audit as per the Energy Conservation Act 2001. This programme is designed to impart knowledge to the participants to evaluate energy conservation opportunities in major energy consuming systems and equipment in their industries/organization

The course is framed by taking into account the present day manpower requirements of the Industries. It has been specifically designed for Fresh Engineering Graduates / Diploma Holders / Maintenance Engineers of Industries. This course will add more punch to their CVs and stand out from the crowd of engineers thronging the job market and enhances the job opportunities for the student, who completes the course successfully.

COURSE CONTENT
Energy Conservation Act 2001
The importance of energy efficiency
General Aspects of Energy Management & Energy Audit
Demand Side Management
Power quality
Thermal Energy Conservation
Electrical Energy Conservation
Performance assessment for various energy consuming equipments
Renewable energy technologies

METHODOLOGY
The programme will be conducted through lecture sessions, case studies, discussions and audio visual aids. Highlight of the discussions would be that all the participants would be given opportunity to interact with the faculty on their energy efficiency related issues to solicit expert feedback/ recommendations.

LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION
• Middle level managers/ engineers/ Supervisors from Medium/ Small Scale Industries.
• Middle level officials from Municipalities and Government Organisations.
. Students of Degree /Diploma in Engg. Or Science who are interested career in Energy

PROGRAMME MODULE & DURATION
This Three months programme is scheduled to be conducted in FOUR modules, each of three weeks duration. The proposed course would cover the following subjects

COMMENCEMENT DATES
January, April, July & October of every year.

ADMISSIONS AND EXAMINATIONS
A Maximum of 30 students will be admitted for program. Selection is purely on first come first serve basis. A written test will be conducted at the end of the course.

PLACEMENT
Placement may be considered in various Industries through our placement agents based at different industrial location of the country after successfully completion of the course, based on individual’s performance and requirements from time to time.

HOW MUCH YOU NEED TO PAY
The course fees are Rs.10, 000=00 (Ten Thousand only) per Student Course will be conducted for minimum 10 candidates

MODE OF PAYMENTS
You can pay the fees either by Cash/Demand Draft (DD) in favour of Krishna Engineers & Consultants, payable at Bhubaneswar. Completed Application Form along with requisite fees should reach at the following address before seven days of commencing the programme. Name of the trainee & course must be written on the reverse side of the DD on pencil.

For download the Application Form, please click here.

For more details, please contact:
Krishna Engineers & Consultants
4723, Laxmi Vihar, Sainik School, Bhubaneswar-751005.
Telephone: (0674) 6533717, 09437102761
E-mail: training@krishnaenergy.com, (OR) krishnaenergy@gmail.com