As buildings account for a significant share of global energy consumption and carbon emissions, improving building performance has become a strategic priority for organisations seeking to reduce operating costs, meet sustainability targets and enhance asset value.

Achieving Super Low Energy (SLE) performance, however, requires far more than installing energy-efficient systems. It demands an integrated approach that combines sound engineering design, smart technologies, financial justification, stakeholder engagement and continuous operational optimisation.

This intensive two-day programme provides participants with a practical roadmap for transforming existing and new buildings into high-performing Super Low Energy Buildings.

Participants will learn how to identify energy-saving opportunities, optimise HVAC and building systems, integrate renewable energy, leverage Building Management Systems (BMS) and digital technologies, evaluate project financial viability, secure management buy-in, and foster a culture of sustainability that delivers lasting results.

Through practical examples, case studies, financial analysis and interactive group activities, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to lead successful building transformation projects within their organisations.

• Written Assessment
• Oral Questioning

Facilities, Property, Strata, Estate, Office, Operations, Project and Energy Management professionals, including directors, managers, consultants, engineers, educators, executives, officers and supervisors; and personnel responsible for driving and implementing sustainability initiatives

2 days

16

In this course, participants will explore the various classifications of energy-efficient buildings and gain an understanding of the risks associated with implementing energy-efficient strategies.

The participants will also delve into various strategies to maximise a building's super low energy potential and ensure optimal energy performance. Additionally, participants will develop the ability to utilise different financial analysis techniques to assess the feasibility of sustainability solutions for making informed decisions.

Finally, participants will learn effective approaches to communicate and implement sustainability strategies within their organisations, driving meaningful and lasting change.