MATRIX OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT

The matrix of energy management is a tool for the rapid detection of strengths and weaknesses in seven areas of energy management.

What you get: An overview of the success of your energy management

Companies often consider their energy costs as fixed. However, with the right approach to energy management (GE), it is possible to reduce these costs and save money. Energy management refers to the processing of files, control, action measures, and processes designed to monitor, evaluate, and effectively manage the energy flow of companies in order to reduce costs. To check the success of this management, a simple matrix is ​​used, where only a place on each line is marked, which corresponds to the State, and in a matter of seconds it has an overview of the strengths and weaknesses, as well as the most representative areas in its energy management program.

	Without actions	Partial management	Energy management fully covered
Energetic politics	Without energy policy	Energy policy with moderate leadership support	Formal energy management policy
Data collection, cartography, and analysis	Information based on billing	Main readings and sub-metering, internal audits	Automatic data collection, analysis, audit and benchmarking
Setting goals	You have to set goals	Only random targets are established	Specified and quantified objectives
Creation of an action plan	An action plan has been established but without financial support	Objectives are established for some levels, as an opportunity for improvement.	Comprehensive plan with clear objectives and with financial support
Implementation of the action plan	There are no steps taken	The staff is familiar with the plan	All modifications are made according to the plan, motivation and awareness of employees
Evaluation of the results	Undone	Comparison with previous years	Comparison of the results with the expected order
Recognition of success	Without recognition	Recognition of successful project	Individual awards, for teams and departments.

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