Performance Measurement & Verification Analyst Certification

PMVAs have demonstrated M&V capabilities that include a good understanding of how to apply the IPMVP to determine savings.

Learning objectives:

• Understand:
  
  • the fundamental principles of M&V for individual energy efficiency & water projects
  • the key concepts of the IPMVP
  • the four options of the IPMVP; and
  • the essential elements of an M&V Plan
    
• Interpret relevant statistical concepts and apply them to M&V
• Provide professional advice to energy efficiency program developers, utilities, governments, financial institutions, and other parties interested in M&V

Certification process

To achieve PMVA certification, candidates must:

• Take the M&V Fundamentals and IPMVP course;
• Pass the exam with a mark of 70 % or higher;
• Have successfully graduated college/university in engineering, architecture, economics, sustainability, finance, building technology, HVAC, or related (requires a copy of the diploma or other relevant credentials);
• Be able to demonstrate that they work in the field – M&V, energy, energy efficiency, government, ESCO, utility, financial institution or related; and
• Complete the PMVA electronic application form on EVO’s website, upload information as required, and pay the certification fee.

Click here for more information from EVO on becoming a PMVA.

EEC members email training@eec.org.au to receive a 20% discount

Meet the Trainer

Bruce Rowse has worked in energy efficiency since 2002 and sits on standards committee EN-001, participating in the major upgrade of AS/NZS 3598 Energy Audits in 2014, and is the Chair of the Efficiency Valuation Organisation’s training committee.