Energy Manager
CurrentAs an Industrial Energy Manager (IEM) at EfficiencyOne, I provide energy management services for large industrial clients. In my current role, I support all three Michelin North America (Canada) Inc. manufacturing sites in Nova Scotia.Since January 2022, the IEM program partnership between EfficiencyOne and Michelin has saved or avoided more than 13,000,000 kWh of annual electrical energy consumption and 7,000,000 kg of CO2e. For context, the average home in Nova Scotia consumed 18,444 kWh (66.4 GJ) of energy (all energy types) in 2019 (Source: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=2510006001).The above mentioned success demonstrates both organizations commitment to building a better world through efficiency. With Michelin, I support energy initiatives and projects by:- Identifying and quantifying energy conservation opportunities- Performing measurement and verification analysis- Leading compressed air leak detection technology training programs- Change management via employee energy awareness initiatives- Project documentation (funding applications, opportunity studies, project contracts, etc.)At EfficienyOne, I support the growth and outreach of the organization via:- External funding applications- Interviewing Energy Manager candidates- Volunteering at the Efficiency Nova Scotia booth at local eventsI would highly recommend Efficiency Nova Scotia programs to:- homeowners and businesses that want to save energy and enjoy the good things efficiency brings.https://www.efficiencyns.ca/I would highly recommend EfficiencyOne to:- professionals seeking a career in energy efficiency with a not-for-profit organization committed to integrity, innovation, and partnership. https://www.efficiencyone.ca/
