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Submetering for Intelligent Building and Sustainability: Measurement & Verification
Metering platforms are essential to understanding the use of energy within a building. Submetering is an essential part of sustainability programs and Intelligent Building design. This course discusses submetering and measurement & verification (M&V) technologies and products, and illustrates how they can be integrated into building management systems (BMS) to reduce energy consumption and overall operating costs.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Describe how measuring and monitoring electricity use provides environmental benefits and reduces the greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint of a building.
- Recognize five areas of undetected energy waste that could be identified with an M&V system.
- Discuss why resource consumption information should be made visible to a broad audience and relay why this visibility cultivates ownership among all the stakeholders and promotes energy conservation.
- List and explain electricity consumption reduction strategies that can be undertaken with electrical M&V system.
- Describe the characteristics and performance functions of a multi-circuit meter and detail how it integrates into the operations of an Intelligent Building by complementing the building automation system (BAS).
Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by Robb Flegg on behalf of Triacta Power Solutions LP. View the Privacy Policy .
Presenter Information

Name: Robb Flegg
Title: Directory of Product Management and Applications Engineering, Triacta Power Solutions LP
Background: Rob Fleggs’s employment experience includes working with semiconductors, ATM switching, photonics, and smart metering. Over the years Rob has honed his knowledge and skills working as Director of Product Management and Applications Engineering at Mitel Semiconductor, Product Manager at Cambrian Systems, Principle Engineer at Fore/Marconi, and currently as Directory of Product Management and Applications Engineering for Triacta Power Solutions LP.