Energy Manager

BEE Certified Energy Manager

Department

Utility and Engineering - Electrical

Qualification

• B.E./B.Tech in Electrical/Electronic
• Mandatory: Valid Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) Certified Energy Manager Certification.
• Certification in Energy Audit, ISO 50001, GHG Accounting, or Carbon Management.

Experience

• 10 to 15 years of experience in industrial energy management.
• Experience in textile, chemical, manufacturing, or process industries preferred.
• Working knowledge of utility systems including electrical distribution, compressors, boilers, HVAC, pumps, cooling towers, DG sets, and renewable energy systems.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with the Energy Conservation Act and BEE regulations.
• Lead statutory compliance related to the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS).
• Prepare and maintain plant energy balance and energy performance indicators.
• Conduct detailed energy analysis and identify energy conservation opportunities.
• Monitor electricity, fuel, steam, compressed air, and water consumption.
• Prepare GHG inventory and support carbon accounting activities.
• Coordinate with BEE, Designated Agencies, accredited verification agencies, and external consultants.
• Lead implementation of energy-saving projects and monitor achieved savings.
• Develop annual energy budgets targets, and management reports.
• Conduct internal energy audits and coordinate third-party energy audits.
• Analyze utility performance and recommend process improvements.
• Prepare management presentations, statutory submissions, and compliance reports.
• Conduct employee awareness and training programs on energy conservation.
• Benchmark plant performance against industry best practices.

Required Skills

• Strong understanding of electrical utilities and industrial energy systems.
• Knowledge of BEE regulations, RCO Compliances, PAT Scheme, CCTS, and GHG accounting methodologies.
• Experience with EMS, SCADA, and energy data analytics.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and reporting tools.

Preferred Knowledge

• Energy auditing techniques.
• Power quality analysis.
• Renewable energy integration.
• Carbon accounting and sustainability reporting.
• Industrial utility optimization.
• Regulatory compliance and statutory documentation.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Timely statutory compliance with BEE, CCTS requirements and RCO compliances.
• Annual reduction in specific energy consumption.
• Implementation of identified energy-saving projects.
• Utility cost optimization.
• Improvement in Energy Performance Indicators.
• Improvement in Carbon Footprint.
• Timely submission of statutory reports and management dashboards.