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About AJEEP ToT

The ASEAN Japan Energy Efficiency Partnership (AJEEP) is a programme under the ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Energy and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (SOME-METI) work programme. The ASEAN-Japan EE&C Cooperation was commenced in 2000, with the implementation of Project for Promotion of Energy Efficiency and Conservation (PROMEEC) and Multi-Country Training Programme on Energy Conservation for ASEAN Countries (MTPEC). In 2012, the cooperation continues with the launch of the AJEEP, which is implemented by ACE and the Energy Conservation Center of Japan (ECCJ), in coordination with the ASEAN EE&C-SSN.

In 2016, AJEEP has been stepped up to new phase of the programme, including the new AJEEP Scheme 2.

AJEEP Scheme 2: Training of Trainers for Energy Manager Certification

The new AJEEP Scheme 2 has been implemented since 2016 and focuses on the energy manager trainers’ training. This programme aims to improve the existing training and certification system of energy managers in ASEAN Member States.

Objectives:

  • To enhance the quality and quantity of the energy managers in AMS who can propose to the owners and the top management feasible and effective EE&C measures to develop EE&C projects.
  • To narrow the gaps of the capability to make and implement the EE&C regulatory frame work among AMS further for enhanced EE&C promotion in the ASEAN region.
  • To promote and strengthen ASEAN-Japan Cooperation in EE&C.

Since 2016, the AJEEP Scheme 2 has certified 68 ASEAN Energy Manager Trainers.

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About AEMAS

AEMAS (ASEAN Energy Management and Accreditation System) is a standardised regional training and certification mechanism for ASEAN Energy Managers, combining theoretical lessons, exercises, personal learning and energy practices that will increase their knowledge and skills to formulate and implement a sustainable energy management system within their companies.

Implementing Partners:

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** currently the list is under the process  **

AEMAS FAQ

How to get certified?

Any candidate who qualifies for accreditation must attend and complete minimum training requirements as defined below:

  • Training on the Recommended Code of Practice for Energy Managers
  • Training on Sustainable Energy Management
  • Test at the end of the training- Professional Assessment (Theoretical + Practical Test-EMST)

The certified energy manager must be a senior manager, who will have a technical team to design and implement energy management measures in the context of a sustainable energy management system that must be incorporated in the company’s corporate policy

What are the requirements to enroll?

  • Bachelor of degree or higher in any field: – Has experience of working in factories and/or buildings for at least 5 years; and – Has also an experience of working in a supervisory and/or managerial role for at least 2 years.
  • Or higher vocational certification or higher with: – A working experience in factories and/or buildings for at least 7 years and – A working experience in a supervisory and/or managerial role for at least 4 years.

How to register the training?

  • Malaysia, please contact Greentech Malaysia at https://www.greentechmalaysia.my
  • The Philippines, please contact Energy Efficiency Practitioners Association of the Philippines (ENPAP)
  • Other AMS, please contact ASEAN Centre for Energy at [email protected]

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