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The Energy Manager is responsible for optimizing energy usage and implementing sustainable practices within the organization. Key responsibilities include:

1. Tracking and Benchmarking: Monitor and analyze energy consumption using numerical and analytical methods.
2. Energy Monitoring: Oversee energy usage across various facility divisions, sections, and systems.
3. Target Setting: Establish and achieve energy reduction targets.
4. Energy Audits: Conduct regular energy audits to identify improvement areas.
5. Reporting: Prepare and summarize energy usage reports.
6. Best Practices: Implement industry best practices for energy management.
7. Regulatory Compliance: Stay updated with changes in energy regulations.
8. Cost Management: Reduce energy consumption within budget constraints.
9. Market Monitoring: Track energy supply prices and assess their business impact.
10. Record Maintenance: Maintain accurate and up-to-date energy records.
11. Carbon Footprint: Initiate carbon footprint reduction programs.
12. Technology Integration: Introduce new technologies and best practices.
13. Asset Management: Identify and replace under-performing assets.
14. Program Evaluation: Measure the success of energy management programs.
15. Internal Audits: Serve as a certified internal auditor for QMS, EMS, and OSHAS.
16. Equipment Review: Conduct and report on equipment performance reviews.
17. Coordination: Work with QHSE and COE teams on reports, records, and targets.
18. Power Optimization: Focus on DC and critical loads for power optimization.
19. Certification Initiatives: Pursue certifications like BEE and maintain records.
20. Training: Train operators and staff on energy management and water-saving practices.
21. Report Submission: Submit daily, weekly, and monthly reports for various purposes.
22. MMR Participation: Participate in MMR and update GWS on initiatives.
23. Audit Coordination: Coordinate with GWs for internal and external energy audits.