Energy efficiency in industry and SMEs

Interested in rising your skills on industrial refrigeration energy efficiency by e-learning? ICCEE aimed at turning energy efficiency opportunities of food and beverage companies into actual investments and finding out opportunities to improve the overall cold chain steps. With this aim, a full capacity building program dedicated to improving the energy performance through direct training and e-learning has been designed and created by a team of experts coming from both the private and public sector. ICCEE invites you to participate in our e-learning training course on energy efficiency in food and beverage cold supply chains designed for experts and non-experts in this field. The course is accessible by anyone, free of charge and prepared for self-studying, with an estimate duration of 6 to 20 hours depending on the current background. The topics include:

• Energy efficiency in the food and beverage sector
• Energy performance indicators
• Energy Management System based on ISO50001 and Measurement and Verification (IPMVP)
• Energy saving opportunities and best practices
• Financial analysis and funding opportunities
• LCA and LCC
• Non-Energy Benefits (NEBs) and behavioural aspects
• ICCEE tool introduction (optional, in some countries available)

The e-learning courses are available in English, French, German, Dutch, Romanian, Italian, Spanish, Latvian and Greek.

Are you interested? You might start immediately with the registration process, by clicking on the following link and selecting the language, and creating your new account:  http://escansa.org/?lang=en

Developed within the framework of the ICCEE project

The Industry Informative Network (IIN) is a platform for stakeholder exchange, fostering the link between various market stakeholders and bridging the gap between demand and supply.

The IIN increases the energy culture of industrial companies, warehouse, cold storage and logistic operators, and creates the opportunity to improve their core business by revising their operations, increasing the awareness towards energy efficiency and sustainable supply-chain initiatives at every organizational level.

Developed within the framework of the ICCEE project