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2018 Public Sector
Energy
Efficiency
National Conference
FROM PLANNING
TO ACTION
The hugely successful inaugural
SEAI public sector national conference in
January 2017 was attended by almost 350
representatives from public bodies and
government departments. Building on
current achievements, and with less than
three years to achieve the 33% energy
saving target, this year’s conference will
focus on putting energy management
plans into action.
Wednesday 17th January 2018
Registration from 8:30am,
O’Reilly Hall, UCD, Belfield, Dublin 4
A plenary session with keynote speakers from government, There will also be an
This free event academia and policy makers. energy exhibition area
for public sector with stands from SEAI,
Eight parallel group sessions focusing on: OPW Optimising Power@
employees only,
Getting the project pipeline moving and delivering energy projects. Work programme and
will comprise: Ensuring new and retrofitted assets are designed, constructed and Obligated Energy Suppliers
operated to the highest levels of performance. under the EEOS.
improving energy efficiency by
Why should you attend?
Under the National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (NEEAP), Ireland’s public sector 33 %
by
2020
is charged to take a leadership role on climate action by improving its energy
efficiency by 33% by 2020. The conference’s action focused agenda aims
to deliver clear insights and actionable goals to enable public bodies to
achieve this target.
Last year, attendees learned about planning for • Learn from sectoral colleagues how to move from
success; from getting Monitoring and Reporting planning to implementing energy projects to
(M&R) data right, to structured energy management achieve your organisation’s energy obligations.
and specific sectoral opportunities in transportation, • Share best practice and learn how to maximise
behavioural change, building and facility upgrades. energy efficiency in both retrofit and capital spend
The focus this year will be on moving from planning projects.
to delivering projects. Through an exchange of best • Learn how other public sector organisations are
practice by exemplar public bodies and tailored already reducing their energy use and leading
content for the specific sector groups, participants will: the effort to achieve the 33% target.
Registration
and event
enquiries:
To register for this event
please visit the Energy
Link website : http://
energylink.seai.ie/event/
view/216 and click on
‘Attend event’.
• The event is free
of charge, but pre-
Who should attend? registration is essential.
• You will also be asked
The event is for the following public sector personnel*: to choose a break-out
group. Please choose
• Energy managers or those • Members of energy project teams the group session most
responsible for energy management within public bodies i.e. procurers, appropriate to your
in public bodies. legal and those interested in energy organisation.
• Energy Performance Officers saving opportunities. • If you are not already
registered on EnergyLink,
nominated to DCCAE under the
please apply for free
public sector energy efficiency SEAI is also inviting influential business membership here
strategy case makers and those who have a http://energylink.seai.ie
• Those responsible for annual decision making role in supporting
Monitoring and Reporting (M&R) of large scale energy projects to join and Event enquiries to:
energy performance. participate in particular sectoral group publicsector@seai.ie
discussions.
*Note this event is for public sector personnel or those invited by public bodies to attend
on their behalf.
Agenda
08:30 – 09:15 Registration in the O’Reilly Hall 14:00 – 16:00 Breakout sessions: Optimising
09:30 – 11:00 Plenary session – chaired by energy efficiency for retrofit projects
Jim Gannon, Chief Executive, and capital investments from design
Sustainable Energy Authority of to operation (Groups A-H):
Ireland
The afternoon session will have two parts which will be
• Welcome from Jim Gannon, tailored in accordance to your sector. It will initially focus
on best practice for retrofitting existing facilities and
• Opening address: Minister Denis Naughten, T.D. (TBC), secondly ensure that planned capital investments for
Department of Communications, Climate Action and new facilities deliver the highest level of energy savings,
Environment from design to construction and operation. Discussion
will focus on:
• Keynote speech: John Howlin, Principal Officer,
Department of Public Expenditure and Reform. • Incorporating the principles of energy efficient design
‘Opportunities for energy efficiency and reform within (EED) into retrofit projects.
the public sector‘ • How to access funding and manage procurement,
contracting and delivery.
• Topics to be covered by other speakers: • Ensuring that known capital plan spend projects are
Why the public sector must lead in energy efficiency designed to maximise energy savings.
What will drive this change - policy, finance or culture? • Opportunities for EXEED, and applicability of other
labelling schemes & tools, including NZEB.
• Q&A session with the speakers
16:00 Wrap Up
11:05 – 11.45 Coffee in O’Brien Building
(3 minute walk) Attendees will leave with actionable goals for 2018 and
a plan for linking into upcoming workshops and events
In a similar format to last year, best practice presentations relevant to their organisation.
and discussions will be tailored to each sectoral grouping.
16:30 Close
11:45 – 12:45 Breakout sessions: From energy
management to delivering projects
(Groups A-H):
The sessions will focus on:
• Getting organised for a project pipeline towards 2020
and understanding where you need to be now.
• Finding the best energy saving project opportunities
in your sector.
• Learnings from the SI 426 energy audit requirement.
12:45 – 14:00 Lunch
Sectoral Breakout Groups
Representatives of over 350 public bodies will pre-register into one of the eight sectoral breakout groups (A-H)
that best fits their organisation, to maximise discussion and peer to peer learning. Where appropriate, some public
bodies will be asked to send multiple representatives and attend different sessions.
Very Large
Energy Users A Medium Sized
Organisations B
– for medium sized organisations whose energy
consumption includes a significant amount of non-
– for state and semi-state bodies with very large
office consumption, e.g. ports, harbours, multi-site
energy spends across a range of infrastructure. The
organisations, and specialist centres such as labs, data
specific focus will be on strategic approaches to
centres etc. The specific focus will be on developing
implementing large scale projects and mobilising
a project pipeline, from finding opportunities through
these organisations to engage in energy efficient
to delivery; identifying larger scale capital projects and
design for larger capital investments.
examples of good design and energy performance
in-use’.
Smaller Office
Based Organisations C OPW Buildings
& Central Government D
– for OPW owned or managed offices, civil service
– for smaller organisations whose energy
and any large public bodies with significant OPW
consumption is mainly office based, including
owned / managed facilities. The specific focus will
Education Centres. The specific focus will be on
be on developing a project pipeline for central
best practice examples of identifying projects,
government energy saving projects, from smaller
from opportunity through to implementation; and
projects right through to larger, asset renewal type
overcoming the most commonly identified barriers.
projects.
Local Authorities
and Energy Agencies E Education
Services F
– for all local authorities throughout Ireland and – for universities, Institutes of Technology and
energy agency staff working on their behalf. The other education facilities including education
specific focus will be on mobilising large-scale and training boards (ETB’s). The specific focus will
energy saving projects in public lighting, leisure be strategic approaches to implementing large
centres and general building stock; identifying scale projects in addition to mobilising these
large scale capital investments, where relevant, and organisations for energy efficient design of larger
ensuring high levels of energy performance in-use. capital investments.
Healthcare
– for HSE / Acutes G Healthcare – for Non-Acute Section
38 & all Section 39 Organisations H
– for representatives from HSE owned or managed
– for all non-acute Section 38 Organisations and
facilities throughout the country and the 16 main
Section 39 Organisations. The specific focus will
Acute Voluntary Hospitals. The specific focus will be
be on developing a project pipeline, from finding
on developing an energy saving projects pipeline
opportunities through to delivery, with particular
and processes from smaller to larger scale projects,
emphasis on the early stages of establishing
including Energy Performance Contracts (EPCs),
projects; identifying larger scale capital projects
and embedding energy efficient design into large
where appropriate, good design, and examples of
capital investments to ensure high levels of energy
energy performance in-use.
performance in-use.
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland
Wilton Park House, Wilton Place, Dublin 2, Ireland, D02 T228
t +353 1 808 2100 e info@seai.ie
f +353 1 808 2002 w www.seai.ie
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