The Association of Energy Engineers

Description

AEE’s Certified Power Quality Professional (CPQ) program is designed to award special recognition to power quality professionals who have demonstrated a high level of knowledge, experience, competence and ethical fitness in this emerging, highly specialized field. The knowledge required of power quality specialists covers a broad range of applications and issues, ranging in scope from the vastness of the nation’s power distribution networks to the immediacy of devices sharing a wall outlet. By obtaining the CPQ credential, you will be establishing your status as a qualified expert in this growing area of specialized expertise. The CPQ certification process requires the completion of a three-day training program, followed by successful completion of a four-hour written examination.

Requirements

1. A four-year engineering degree and/or P.E.,
   with at least three years experience in power quality, energy or building or facility management, or electrical design, engineering or contracting.
2. A four-year non-engineering degree,
   with at least five years experience in power quality, energy or building or facility management, or electrical design, engineering or contracting.
3. A two-year technical degree,
   with five years experience in power quality, energy or building or facility management, or electrical design, engineering or contracting.
4. Ten years or more verified experience in power quality, energy or building or facility management, or electrical design, engineering or contracting.
5. The current status of Certified Energy Manager (CEM).

Fees

Certification application and examination: $200

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