Can you Teach an old Energy Manager New Tricks?

Thursday 28th November 2019

13:40 - 14:10

Theatre : Best Practice, Career and Training T1D2 Presentations

Energy Management has changed over my 30 years of involvement, from manual data collection and manipulation through to the constant wall of information in the multimedia world. The session will look at the changing landscape of Energy Management, how the tricks of the trade have advanced and how we have to change to understand, influence and improve energy conservation in our world.

Chris Mayhew Operations Improvement Manager – Energy
British Sugar

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