Concept and Procedure for the Establishment of an Energy Management System (EnMS)

Next Training Date - 18 - 19 January 2027

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Overview

An effective Energy Management System (EnMS) enables organisations to systematically manage energy consumption, reduce operational costs, improve energy performance and support sustainability objectives.

OPTIMISE offers comprehensive Energy Management System Training in Malaysia, designed to equip energy managers, engineers and other professionals with the practical knowledge and skills required to establish, implement, maintain and continually improve an EnMS.

This training programme covers the principles of ISO 50001:2018 and relevant requirements under Malaysia’s Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act (EECA) 2024. Participants will learn practical approaches to energy management planning, energy reviews, identification of Significant Energy Uses (SEUs), development of Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs), energy baselines, energy management action plans and performance monitoring.

Through practical applications and structured learning, participants will gain a better understanding of how to implement an effective Energy Management System to identify energy-saving opportunities, achieve measurable energy performance improvements and support continual improvement.

The programme is suitable for Registered Energy Managers (REMs), energy management committee members, engineers, facility managers, sustainability professionals and personnel responsible for implementing or maintaining an Energy Management System within their organisations.

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Outcome

  • Describe the importance and benefits of EnMS for an organization.
  • Communicate real-life success stories, and make a strong case for EnMS establishment. Establish EnMS context, needs, scope and structure based on elements of ISO50001:2018. Plan the EnMS actions, resources, activities, programs and set improvement targets. Implement operational control, design and procurement requirements.
  • Perform energy monitoring and evaluate implementation performance.
  • Conduct EnMS continual improvement program.
  • Map ISO 50001 Clauses with the Energy Commission’s EnMS Guideline.

Target Participant

A holistic and effective EnMS implementation should include the top management representative, the energy manager as champion of the initiative, key members of an organisation’s energy committee which typically comprise of quality assurance/control manager, technical personnel such as the facility, operation, and maintenance manager

Schedule

Trainers

Prof Ir Ts Dr Zainuddin Abdul Manan

Prof Ir Ts Dr Zainuddin Abdul Manan is a professor of chemical and energy engineering, founding director of UTM PROSPECT, founding dean of UTM’s Chemical and Energy Engineering faculty, and CEO of OPTIMISE. A Global Top 1% engineering scientist, he is a Registered Energy Manager (REM) and Registered Energy Auditor (REA), and a pioneer of UTM’s award-winning sustainable energy management.

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Prof Ir Ts Dr Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi

Prof Ir Ts Dr Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi is a professor of chemical and energy engineering at UTM, former director of UTM Process Systems Engineering Centre, and co-founder/director of Optimal Systems Engineering. An award-winning expert, she has led resource minimisation innovations and is a certified energy manager, Registered Energy Manager (REM), Registered Energy Auditor (REA) and ASEAN energy manager coach.

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Assoc Prof Ir Dr Lim Jeng Shiun

Assoc Prof Ir Dr Lim Jeng Shiun is a research fellow at UTM’s Process Systems Engineering Centre (PROSPECT) and a Stanford-listed World’s Top 2% Scientist. He specialises in process systems engineering for energy and carbon optimisation and is a Chartered Engineer, Certified Energy Manager, Registered Energy Manager (REM) and Registered Energy Auditor (REA), and UNIDO-certified expert in industrial thermal energy.

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