Who are Energy Efficiency Practitioners?
- Are you a young or new energy professional looking to jump-start your career?
- Are you an energy technician responsible for the operation and maintenance of your company’s building, looking for job recognition or career growth?
- Are you a building owner looking to understand how you can make your facility more energy efficient without an in-depth knowledge of energy engineering?
What Does an EEP Do?
Energy Efficiency Practitioners are entry level professionals who are interested in a career path in the energy industry or current professionals wishing to transition to the energy sector. If you work in a commercial, government, institutional, or industrial building the Certified Energy Efficiency Practitioner (EEP) may be right for you.
Body of Knowledge
- Introduction to Energy Production, Transmission and Distribution
- Building Utilities & Energy Bills
- Economics
- Energy Auditing and Instrumentation
- Electrical Systems
- Motors & Drives
- Lighting
- Thermal Energy Systems
- Building Automation Systems
- Mechanical Systems & HVAC
- Maintenance
- Renewable Energy / Carbon Reduction
Connect With EEP
Find an EEP in the Certified Professionals Directory, or see what they’re saying by visiting your local AEE Chapter or joining a LinkedIn group. Energy professionals continuously tell us that they stay ahead in the industry by getting involved in the community.