How can your company identify its energy-saving potential, reduce energy costs and assess which investments will actually pay off?
The online training “Energy-Saving Solutions for Industry” will take place on 8 October 2026 from 9:15 to 16:15. The training is fully online and participation is free of charge.
The programme focuses on practical solutions and decisions that can help industrial companies better understand, manage and reduce their energy consumption.
Participants will gain a comprehensive overview of how energy consumption can be measured and analysed, which technical solutions can deliver the greatest savings, and how to assess the feasibility and payback of potential energy-efficiency investments before making investment decisions.
Topics covered during the training
- energy-efficiency requirements and their impact on industrial companies;
- energy monitoring and measurement systems – what to measure, how to use the data and what conclusions can be drawn;
- energy use in heating, ventilation and cooling systems and the main areas with saving potential;
- the role of building automation in managing energy consumption;
- the role of technical audits in identifying energy-saving opportunities;
- financing options for energy-efficiency projects;
- assessing investment payback and making well-informed investment decisions;
- practical examples and experiences from industrial companies.
Practical experience from industrial companies
In addition to energy experts, representatives of industrial companies will share their own practical experience.
Companies including Krah Pipes, Trimtex, Stoneridge, Promens Rõngu, Konesko and Tibnor will present examples of the solutions they have implemented, the energy-saving measures they have introduced and the lessons learned along the way.
This gives participants an opportunity to hear not only about theoretical solutions, but also about what companies have actually implemented, which measures have delivered results and what kinds of decisions need to be made when improving energy efficiency.
Who should participate?
The training is particularly relevant for industrial companies that want to:
- gain a better understanding of their energy consumption;
- identify areas with the greatest energy-saving potential;
- reduce energy costs;
- assess the payback of potential investments;
- make more informed technical and investment decisions;
- learn from the practical experience of other industrial companies.
The training is relevant for company managers, production managers, technical managers, energy and environmental managers, maintenance and facility managers, and other employees involved in energy use, technical systems or investment planning.
Practical information
Date: 8 October 2026
Time: 9:15–16:15
Format: fully online
Participation: free of charge
Language: Estonian
See the full programme and register:
https://www.koda.ee/et/sundmused/energiasaastmislahendused-toostuses
The training is organised within the EcoSMEnergy project in cooperation with DeltaE Inseneribüroo. The project is funded by the European Union.
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Also on 9 October: seminar in Tartu. For companies and organisations interested especially in simpler and lower-investment energy-saving measures, the seminar “Efficient Energy Use in Companies and Municipalities” will take place in Tartu on 9 October.
The seminar focuses on practical measures that can help reduce energy consumption and costs without requiring major investments. Topics include energy monitoring, employee behaviour, lighting, heating and cooling, and practical energy-saving measures that can be introduced in everyday operations.
More information and registration:
https://www.koda.ee/et/sundmused/tohus-energiakasutus-ettevotetes-ja-omavalitsustes