Professionals
Enhancing the energy landscape in Hawaii is both an enormous challenge and responsibility. Hawaii Energy offers a number of professional development opportunities for business and energy professionals across various industries in an effort to advance the adoption of energy conservation and efficiency in Hawaii. Supported by ratepayer funding, these courses are heavily subsidized or tuition-free for qualified applicants.
Load Calculation for Commercial Buildings Utilizing HAP v6 3D Modeling Software
Wednesday, April 16th | 9AM – 4PM
Hawai‘i Energy Training Room
Course Description: This 6 hour hands on training focuses on the process to perform cooling and heating loads and whole building energy analysis for a 2 story commercial building utilizing new 3D HAP v6 modeling software.
Students learn how to define building and space types (new) and applicable schedules, select design and simulation weather data (new), import building floor plan images (new), outline room boundaries to define space dimensions and locations (new) and configure the final space model for the building (new). A VRF air system will be configured and load reports will be examined. In addition we will configure a competing VAV air system, input miscellaneous energy consumers, and the utility rate.
Course Fee: Provided Compliments of Hawai’i Energy/Leidos and Carrier Hawaii (A $300 Value).

Load Calculation for Commercial Buildings Utilizing HAP v6 3D Modeling Software
Thursday, April 17th | 9AM – 4PM
Hawai‘i Energy Training Room
Course Description: This 6 hour training focuses on the process to perform cooling and heating loads and whole building energy analysis for a 2-story commercial building utilizing HAP v6 3D modeling software.
Training Objectives:
Define building and space types (new) and applicable schedules
- Define building and space types (new) and applicable schedules
- Select design and simulation weather data (new)
- Import building floor plan images (new)
- Outline room boundaries to define space dimensions and locations (new)
- Configure the final space model for the building (new).
- A system will be configured live and load reports will be examined.
Course Fee: Provided Compliments of Hawai’i Energy/Leidos and Carrier Hawaii (A $300 Value).

Back by Popular Demand:
Certified Energy Manager (CEM) Training
May 5-8 with examination May 9th | 8:00AM – 5:00PM
In person in Honolulu
Tuition: $595 with Hawai‘i Energy subsidy (normally $2395) includes instructional materials and examination fee.

To register: Pre-qualification is required for the subsidy and spaces are limited. Please email shishidok@leidos.com for a CEM application form, complete in its entirety and submit with resume by no later than April 15, 2025.
Individuals are accepted after application review and on a first-come first served basis. They will be emailed notification and the link for the AEE private registration site where payment can be made and documentation to qualify for the credential uploaded.
Earn this portable, sought-after industry credential and demonstrate your mastery of energy systems and how to optimize a facility, building or industrial plant.
This advanced level multi-day intensive seminar provides in-depth training on the latest practices, strategies, and theories of energy management in preparation for the ANSI-accredited Certified Energy Manager (CEM) exam, which will be held at the conclusion of the training.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn how to optimize energy use and costs within non-residential buildings.
- Understand how energy is purchased and used in various systems (HVAC, Lighting, Motors, Boilers, etc.) throughout a building.
- Understand the big picture on optimizing systems to reduce costs, improve profits, and increase occupant satisfaction
See pages 2-3 of the application for the full syllabus
Who Should Attend?
The training is ideal for engineers, building operators, facility managers, or any energy service professional in a related field with at least one year of experience.
Tuition
With a Hawai’i Energy subsidy, the entire training program is just $595 (normally $2,395) for those living and working in Hawai’i, Maui, and Honolulu counties only. Examination fee and a manual is included. Coffee, lunch and parking validation will be provided.
Note
You must be available all week during class hours to participate. Daily sessions will not be recorded or available for playback. Those who have received the subsidy and taken the class previously may be put on a waitlist depending on demand.
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2018 IECC Residential and Commercial – Building Energy Code Training
Tuesday, May 13, 2025 11:30 AM – 1 PM
The state and counties continue to follow the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code with amendments. Join these two training sessions to refresh your energy code knowledge. The first session will cover low-rise residential requirements including town homes and three-story multifamily buildings. The second session will cover commercial and high-rise residential requirements.
Residential Tuesday, May 13, 2025 11:30 AM – 1 PM
- Identify applicable requirements in the 2018 IECC
- Determine applicability and requirements for the Tropical-Zone energy code compliance option
- Determine compliance with the prescriptive requirements for building envelope and systems
- Use energy code checklists to review designs for compliance
Commercial Tuesday, May 20, 2025 11:30 AM – 1 PM
- Identify applicable requirements in the 2018 IECC
- Choose an appropriate compliance path
- Determine compliance with the prescriptive requirements for building envelope, lighting and HVAC
- Use energy code checklists to review designs for compliance
Training conducted by Consultant Erik Kolderup for the Hawai‘i State Energy Office and Hawai‘i Energy.
Questions? Contact Howard Wiig at howard.c.wiig@hawaii.gov
Hosted in Hawaiʻi Energy’s Training Room at 45 N. King St., Suite 500, Honolulu, HI. Registration for training and webinar will be available soon.

For training-related questions, please email Karen Shishido at karen.shishido@leidos.com or call 808-848-8535.