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September 20, 2012
Energy manager course scheduled in Moncton, New Brunswick
New Brunswick crown corporation Efficiency NB announced it will co-sponsor a five-day certified energy manager course.
The course is scheduled Sept. 24 to 28 at the Delta Beausejour in Moncton.
"Energy management professionals, project engineers, and energy managers from industrial facilities commercial buildings, municipalities, energy utilities, and those working in the energy service field may be interested in achieving the certified energy manager designation," the province stated in a press release.
The other sponsors are the Canadian Institute for Energy Training and the Association of Energy Engineers.
Fees range from $1,750 for AEE members for the course only to the $2,250 regular fee for the course and exam.
Efficiency NB is offering a $400 discount for New Brunswick-based energy managers.
More information on the CEM course is available at the Canadian Institute for Energy Training website .
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