Posted on : 12/27/2017

On Thursday, 21 December and Friday, 22 December 2017 a two-day training course was delivered in a center for professional development in Krusevac to all users of the energy management information system (EMIS) in public buildings in competence of the City of Krusevac. 

During the training, ninety users from primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, city administrations, public and utility companies, local communities, cultural institutions in the territory of the city of Krusevac received training in collecting and entering data into the energy management information system (EMIS). 

Trainees are persons who are, on behalf of budget users of the City of Krusevac, in charge of collecting and entering data on consumption and costs of energy, energy sources and water in the facilities which they have been assigned for. This is the second training course for this category of system users. 

Training was delivered by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Experts in the scope of the Project “Removing Barriers to Promote and Support Energy Management Systems in Municipalities throughout Serbia”.

The training was preceded by a meeting between representatives of the City of Krusevac and UNDP in Krusevac City Hall. The meeting was attended by Vesna Lazarevic, Deputy Mayor of Krusevac, Olivera Drenovac, Assistant Mayor for Environment, Sustainable Development and Energy, Vesna Anđelić, Head of Investment Department, Bratislav Djordjevic, Energy Manager of the City of Krusevac, and Maja Matejic, UNDP Energy Portfolio Manager. The main conclusion of the meeting is to further the cooperation between the City of Krusevac and the UNDP/GEF Project on the development of the Energy Management System in Krusevac.