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Energy Management Vocabulary

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A representation of annual energy usage per square foot of a facility: may appear in units such as Btu, kWh, or therms per square foot per year.

a)

SEER Rating

b)

Energy Star Rating

c)

Energy Use Index (EUI)

d)

Energy Conservation Measure (ECM)

2.

Generating electricity using a waste heat fuel source (biomass, industrial waste heat, or treated sewage) that comes from another industrial process.

a)

Energy Consumption

b)

Cogeneration

c)

Energy Use Index (EUI)

d)

Energy Conservation Opportunity (ECO)

3.

A draft detector puffer stick used by HVAC professionals to identify and eliminate drafts and air leaks in buildings.

a)

Infrared Thermometer

b)

HOBO

c)

Anemometer

d)

Smoke Pencil

4.

The use of energy as a source of heat or power or as an input in the manufacturing process.

a)

Energy Consumption

b)

Energy Audit

c)

Energy Conservation Measure (ECM)

d)

Time-of-Use (TOU) Rates

5.

A government-backed labeling program that helps people and organizations save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by identifying factories, office equipment, home appliances, and electronics that have superior energy efficiency.

a)

Net Zero

b)

Energy Star

c)

Cogeneration

d)

SEER

6.

The pricing of electricity based on the estimated cost of electricity during a particular block of time (summer vs winter; on peak vs off peak)

a)

Net Zero Pricing

b)

Green Pricing

c)

Time-of-Use (TOU) Rates

d)

Energy Star

7.

Some type of computer-based control system whose primary function is the control of energy-using equipment to reduce the amount of energy consumed.

a)

Energy Management Control System (EMCS)

b)

Energy Star

c)

SEER

d)

Time-of-Use Rates

8.

An assessment of the energy flows in a building or process, usually with a view to identify opportunities to reduce consumption.

a)

Energy Portfolio

b)

Energy Star

c)

Energy Audit

d)

Net Zero Assessment

9.

The total amount of energy used by a building on an annual basis is roughly equal to the amount of renewable energy created on the site.

a)

Energy Star Building

b)

SEER Building

c)

Net Zero Building

d)

Cogeneration Building

10.

A system that provides the process of comfort heating, ventilating, and/or air conditioning within a building.

a)

ECM

b)

HVAC

c)

ECO

d)

AC

11.

The ongoing monthly review of energy performance to determine if a building is getting better or worse in comparison to itself and other buildings.

a)

Energy Benchmarking

b)

Energy Conservation Opportunity

c)

Energy Use Index

d)

Energy Star Test

12.

A rule that recommends controlling and metering only the main energy functions of a building - the roughly 20% of energy functions that account for 80% of the costs.

a)

Rule of the Energy Use Index

b)

Net Zero Rule

c)

10% Rule

d)

80/20 Rule of Energy Management

13.

Rating system used to compare the efficiency of heat pumps and cooling systems.

a)

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio

b)

Energy Star Rating System

c)

Net Zero Rating System

d)

Energy Audit Ratio

14.

Method to save energy by implementing an operation and maintenance (O&M) measure or by installing an energy conservation measure.

a)

Net Zero Alternatives

b)

80/20 Rule of Energy Management

c)

Cogeneration

d)

Energy Conservation Opportunity (ECO)

15.

A building modification or equipment change to reduce energy consumption; usually refers to a capital improvement project with a payback longer than one or two years.

a)

Energy Use Index

b)

HVAC

c)

Energy Conservation Measure

d)

Time-of-Use Measure

16.

The amount of time a consumer must use a system before beginning to benefit from the energy savings because of the higher initial investment cost is called the payback period.

a)

True

b)

False