Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional – CLEP Overview
The CLEP Overview training program equips individuals with essential skills, knowledge, tools, credentials, and 100 practice exam questions for AEE’s Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) Exam Knowledge Domains.
AEE’s Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) program acknowledges leaders in lighting efficiency, recognizing individuals with high experience, competence, proficiency, and ethical fitness. CLEPs bring a wide range of knowledge to develop and implement effective lighting efficiency solutions in various sectors, including commercial, industrial, institutional, and governmental sectors.
The CLEP Overview Training Program provides online courses on lighting design, quantity and quality, alternative energy systems, sustainability, electric lighting sources, carbon reduction, and CLEP exam practice questions.
Lighting efficiency professionals assess a building’s lighting needs based on occupancy and use, whether illuminating new or retrofitting existing buildings. They measure, verify, and evaluate projects, considering human-factor implications, technologies, and financial incentives, to compare savings against other energy efficiency projects and identify ROI.
Krishnaji Pawar, an accomplished sustainability specialist with expertise in smart city development, sustainable design strategy development, environmental impact assessment, green building certification (LEED, GSAS, etc.), energy usage modeling, greenhouse gas accounting, and emissions management, developed the Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) Overview training.
Certified Lighting Efficiency Specialist Objectives
- Enhance professional standards in lighting efficiency management.
- Promote professional development through continuing education programs.
- Identify individuals with acceptable knowledge of lighting efficiency principles and practices.
- Award special recognition to professionals demonstrating high competence and ethical fitness.
Who are Certified Lighting Efficiency Professionals?
- Energy managers are leading energy efficiency improvement projects.
- Technical or operations engineers can reduce the energy use and utility costs in buildings.
- Consultants specializing in the energy efficiency of plants, manufacturing, or industrial facilities.
Learning Objectives
- The Course Overview and Introduction
- Understanding Lighting Design
- Fundamentals of Lighting Quantity and Quality
- Sustainable and electric lighting sources
- Alternative Energy and Carbon Reduction
- Certified Lighting Efficiency Specialist Certification
- CLEP Practice Test V.4.1: Test your knowledge!
Certified Lighting Efficiency Specialist’s Role
- Understanding a building’s lighting requirements based on occupancy and use.
- Measuring, verifying, and evaluating lighting efficiency projects.
- Comparing savings against other energy efficiency projects.
- Identifying ROI through human-factor implications and financial incentives. Why earn a sustainable certification?
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