Present in planning of small, medium and large industries, as a strategy for reducing costs, optimizing processes, in addition to contributing to environmental preservation, energy efficiency is a crucial need for the world sustainable.
In recognition of the importance of measuring and verifying energy performance, the National Industrial Learning Service (Senai) created a specific program for training specialists in energy efficiency, with a duration of 90 hours, of which 20 are EVO training (Efficiency Valuation Organization) on M&V (measurement and verification) fundamentals, for subsequent examination and obtaining the respective certificate International.
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According to the program, professionals approved by the program will have the opportunity to learn, in theory and in practice, the Protocol International Performance Measurement and Verification (IPMVP), methodology used worldwide by sector experts, with update permanent. Once the training is completed, they will take the exam for certification as an Energy Performance Measurement and Verification Analyst (PMVA).
Recalling that the energy transition is one of the pillars of the sector's sustainability strategy, Senai's superintendent of Professional and Higher Education, Felipe Morgado understands that, “by seeking partnerships with renowned international institutions such as EVO, Senai shows that it is the industry's main ally for labor qualified.”
EVO president Mark Lister, in turn, recognizes that the agreement responds to the demands of a more sustainable economy. “By adapting products and certification models, EVO is willing to cooperate with old and new partners to pursue its mission and vision. The agreement with SENAI is a great example of how EVO remains flexible, present and relevant locally and globally”, he highlights.
While completing the accreditation process, which should take place by the end of this year, EVO and SENAI align their respective training and certification programs and prepare local instructors. Hundreds of energy efficiency experts have already graduated from SENAI, and they will be the first to receive additional measurement and verification training to be certified internationally.
