❓ Hon Sue Ellery questions the Department for Child Protection's (DCP) contract with EMET Consultants for developing an Energy Management Plan, seeking details on its purpose, consultant expertise, contract duration, and the individual consultant involved. The answer provides details on the Energy Smart Government policy and EMET's qualifications.
AnsweredQoN 1214Legislative Council
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I refer to the contract awarded to EMET Consultants Pty Ltd, reference number DCP751, worth $26 750 for a, ‘Consultant to support and advise in relation to the development of an Energy Management Plan,’ and I ask -
(1) What is the purpose of developing this Energy Management Plan?
(2) What areas of expertise will this consultant bring to the development of an Energy Management Plan?
(3) What is the fixed period of employment for this contract?
(4) Who is the individual consultant from EMET Consultants?
(1) What is the purpose of developing this Energy Management Plan?
(2) What areas of expertise will this consultant bring to the development of an Energy Management Plan?
(3) What is the fixed period of employment for this contract?
(4) Who is the individual consultant from EMET Consultants?
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Answered
13 October 2009
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection
Response time
21 days
(1) The Energy Smart Government policy requires government agencies with 25 or more FTE's to report and manage all energy used in their buildings, plants and equipment. The Department for Child Protection (DCP) is required to develop an Energy Management Plan outlining steps for implementing energy management, and identifying and implementing energy efficiency initiatives.
The Energy Management Plan will:
1. Require site inspections to assess energy efficient opportunities
2. Identify limitations for energy conservation (e.g. age of buildings, projected life cycle and design limitations)
3. Identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption and improve measurement and performance
4. Produce an action plan in conjunction with DCP that includes energy efficient actions and timelines, monitoring and auditing schedules and resourcing requirements
5. Produce a realistic energy target for DCP.
(2)
EMET Consultants Pty Limited is one of the original energy management companies in Australia, and has originated many of the sytems and procedures currently in use within the industry. They have conducted over 1 000 energy audits over a period spanning 20 years and have set up and implemented energy management plans and programs for many major organisations in both the private and public sectors.
(3) 6 weeks.
(4) Steve Pupilli, Managing Director
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The Energy Management Plan will:
1. Require site inspections to assess energy efficient opportunities
2. Identify limitations for energy conservation (e.g. age of buildings, projected life cycle and design limitations)
3. Identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption and improve measurement and performance
4. Produce an action plan in conjunction with DCP that includes energy efficient actions and timelines, monitoring and auditing schedules and resourcing requirements
5. Produce a realistic energy target for DCP.
(2)
EMET Consultants Pty Limited is one of the original energy management companies in Australia, and has originated many of the sytems and procedures currently in use within the industry. They have conducted over 1 000 energy audits over a period spanning 20 years and have set up and implemented energy management plans and programs for many major organisations in both the private and public sectors.
(3) 6 weeks.
(4) Steve Pupilli, Managing Director
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