This webinar explores the practical application of Part L metering requirements in non-domestic buildings, including common interpretation issues and the implications for distribution board design and specification.
It will examine good practice in developing effective metering strategies, the integration of EV charging and dynamic load management, and how connected energy monitoring can support improved building performance through enhanced operational insight, predictive maintenance and reduced downtime.
The presentation will conclude with a live Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to put their questions to Schneider Electric’s Jamie Yates.
Who should attend?
This webinar will be of interest to building services engineers, electrical engineers, MEP consultants, contractors, energy and facilities managers, building owners and operators, and anyone involved in the design, specification, installation or operation of energy metering systems in non-domestic buildings.
It will also benefit those seeking a better understanding of the practical application of Part L metering requirements and how effective energy monitoring can support improved building performance.