CTI Energy Efficiency Training Series, 2009
June 5-6 and June 16, 2009, BSR and its China Training Institute (CTI) has launched the “CTI Energy Efficiency Training Series, 2009”, including one course training and one factory visit. The program has achieved great stage success according to the feedback from participants, which were from IKEA, LEVI’S and more than 20 suppliers. The participants were satisfied with the course content design, the activities arrangement and as a result they have been implementing the ideas and tools from class to their factories and reflecting real impact.
The following datum is part of feedback collected from after training survey:
A. What do you want to do after this training?
a. Discuss with management level for energy saving feasibility – 77%
b. Broadcast in our factory and encourage everyone to reduce energy consumption- 77%
c. Seeking consultancy from outside expert – 25%
d. Start to implement energy efficiency program in our factory – 83%
e. Doing nothing – 0%
f. Others – 3% -- doing some energy management.
B. After this two-day training, do you think the training provide enough information for you to start an energy efficiency program?
a. Yes – 78%
b. No – 22%
If your choice is “No”, what support you need to move forward “the first step”?
a. On-site instruction – 71%
b. Further trainings – 100%
c. Discuss with management level – 85%
d. Others – 14% -- senior manager approval
C. If your company haven’t implemented energy efficiency program, what are the reasons you think?
a. Lack of management support – 100%
b. Lack of expert instruction – 50%
c. Unclear with the risk – 91%
d. Lack of professional knowledge – 100%
e. Lack of funding – 25%
f. Others – 8% - Lack of education and training
D. What further support you need if you want to start energy efficiency program?
a. Energy technology and device information – 51%
b. Funding support – 19%
c. Expert instruction – 48%
d. Further training -- 48%
e. Nothing – 9%
f. Others – 3% -- Senior management pay attention and support
