Energy Awareness Training
Helping you Become More Energy Efficient at Work |
“Very Good Presentation”
-employee, City of Saskatoon |
Printable Version of Pamphlet (PDF)
What is Energy Awareness?
Energy Awareness training (EA) is a program that builds teamwork among co-workers in conserving energy, water and reducing waste all the while reducing costs at work and at home. The session provides valuable information; both technical and behavioural that will help individuals save; both energy and money. Statistics show that 5 to10% energy savings can be achieved through occupant changes and awareness.
Who Can Participate?
EA is open to all organizations and workplaces. Most individuals who use the facility attend the program. This includes managers, cleaning personnel, volunteers, office staff, and administration. All play an integral role in energy use of a building. |
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What does it Entail?
EA focuses on the behavioural changes we can each make to reduce energy consumption. SES will provide on-site presentations, which are typically two hours, although this time frame is flexible. Some organizations have broken down the program into smaller time increments.
Participants are encouraged to ask questions throughout the session, and at the end, fill out a commitment form indicating changes that they will make. This information can then be provided back to the organizations showing what their Greenhouse Gas reduction should be.
Manuals are provided to those who participate in the program. These manuals contain further information that will be useful both in the work and home environment.
“Very good presentation. Very informative.”
-employee, Meewasin Valley Authority |
Pricing?
Each EA session costs $500 plus $7 per person attending (for the cost of the manual).
The following bulk rates are available:
Sessions 1-10: $500 each
Sessions 11-20: $425 per session
Sessions 21 and above: $400 per session
(Note, to receive bulk pricing, all sessions must occur within a 2-month period)
On-line access to the Energy Awareness manual (username and password) is also available. This would replace the per person fee for the hard copy of the Energy Awareness manual. The following fees apply based on organization size:
| Organization Size |
Cost |
| 1-50 |
$125 |
| 51-100 |
$250 |
| 101-500 |
$1,250 |
| 501+ |
$2,500 |

Licensing?
Licensing option is available if you expect to be training numerous individuals and wish to take the program in house. Please contact the Energy Conservation Coordinator for further details.
Out of Province
EA is currently set up for the Saskatchewan region and population. However, if you are interested, EA can be modified to different regions. Please contact the program coordinator for further information.
Out of province success story: Sunnybrook Health Centre in Toronto (PDF)
Sample of Previous Clients – Under Construction
Blue Insurance
Building Owners and Managers Association
City of Regina
City of Saskatoon
Emma and Christopher Lakes Residents
Environmental Resource Centre
International Facility Management Association
Meewasin Valley Authority
Saskatoon Health Region
Ramada
United Church and Presbyterian Women's Camp
University of Saskatchewan
Energy Awareness Success to Date:
In our first year of the program, we already have 164 people trained and a commitment to reduce 286 Tonnes of CO2/year.
“Helpful and effective”
-staff, University of Saskatchewan, Continuing and Distance Education |
Like what you see? Or, have further questions? Contact us:
Angie Bugg, Energy Conservation Projects Coordinator
Saskatchewan Environmental Society
angieb@environmentalsociety.ca
(306) 665-1915 |