TRAINING on ENERGY EFFICIENCY

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1 TRAINING on ENERGY EFFICIENCY Building Sector 27 th 29 th of November 2013 Strathmore Business School

2 27 th of November 2013 PART 1 Facilitator: Dr. Georgia Badelt, Delegation of German Industry & Commerce Kenya 08:00 Arrival, Registration and Snacks 09:00 Welcome addresses Dr. Georgia Badelt, Delegation of German Industry & Commerce, Head of Energy Desk Prof. Izael Da Silva, Strathmore University, Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs Dr. Karsten Dümmel, Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS), Country Representative Aregash Asfaw, GIZ, Senior Coordinator Cooperation with the Private Sector Sylvester Makaka, KAM Key Note speech Mr. Raymond Padayachee, Head of Siemens Industry Sector, South Africa PANEL 1: Drivers and Cost-effectiveness of investments in energy efficiency Food processing industry Dr. Juergen Kaeser, Energy Consulting Allgaeu; Kiremu Magambo, RENCON Building Sector, International expert Julius Ogallo, Libros Engineering Coffee & Tea Break PANEL 2: Financing options DEG Financing private-sector investments Richard Wairegi, DEG Green Housing Credit Line of the Housing Finance Kenya Kariuki Kevin Kihara, General Manager Business Development Credit line on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energies Pascal Habay, KAM Energy management features and good practices Lunch Dr. Juergen Kaeser and Matthias Voigtmann, Energy Consulting Allgaeu

3 PART 2 14:00 Energy consumption patterns in various types of buildings (e.g. commercial buildings, office buildings, hotels, industrial buildings etc.) - International cases and experiences, - National cases/ Evaluation of energy audits, Julius Ogallo 15:30 Coffee & Tea Break 15:45 Technical options for energy saving - Building thermal comfort (key parameters, building materials, insulation etc.), 16:30 Improving thermal performance through building materials - Case of BASF Demo-House in Pretoria/ South Africa Llewellyn van Wyk, Principal Researcher at the CSIR Built Environment Unit 17:15 End of first day 28 th of November 2013 (Day 2) 09:00 Technical options for energy saving (Cont.) 11:00 Coffee & Tea Break - Energy efficient air conditioning - Energy efficient lighting - Energy efficient hot water/ Solar hot water 11:30 Energy Saving through building automation 12:30 Lunch Break 14:00 Cost-effectiveness of the technical options - Introduction, - International cases, - National case(s), Julius Ogallo 17:00 End of second day: Issuance of certificates

4 29 th of November 2013 (Day 3) Site-visit/ Training on site, optional & Julius Ogallo Time Activity/ Issue 08:30 Visit& screening of the Business School of Strathmore University 10:00 Departure to 2 nd building (organized bus transfer) 10:30 Visit & screening of the Sarit Center & Uchumi Sarit Hyper 12:00 End of Training

5 Profiles of Trainers is a consultant for development and education. He was born in 1968 in Bonn/Germany. Forsbach studied business economics in Cologne. Then he continued his studies and obtained his certification as energy advisor. After his studies, he worked for several associations where he advised entrepreneurs in Renewable Energies and Energy Efficiency. He is currently engaged in planning Energy Efficient Concepts and conducts training programs on this subject as a freelance consultant in the building sector. He is married and has two children. He lives in Bonn. Julius OGALLO Julius Ogallo is one of the energy auditors contracted by KAM but is also doing many audits outside KAM. He is a registered mechanical engineer with a post graduate Diploma in Energy (new Zealand) and a MBA (Switzerland). With more than 15 years of professional experiences, he is running his own engineering and consultancy company, LIBROS Engineering services Ltd. Besides energy audits, he did a lot of pre-feasibility studies for Renewable Energy projects (e.g. wind projects, Solar PV projects, mini-hydro power plants). Llewellyn van Wyk Llewellyn van Wyk is an expert on the construction sector, especially in the fields of sustainable building and construction activities, skills development, and advanced construction technologies. Graduated in Architecture at University of Cape Town, Llewellyn has more than twenty-two years' experience as a practising architect, and five years' experience in studies and contract research related to the construction sector, spanning the fields of construction industry development, built environment professions skills development and training, sustainable building and construction evaluation and reporting, holistic building design and planning, policy and strategy development, and advanced construction technology research.