The participants of the trainings and webinars demonstrated responsibility in terms of the training and noted that measurement tools would really contribute to the improvement of energy efficiency in medical facilities.
In their opinion, training activities in this area were important and valuable for them, as there exist many companies on the market of energy efficiency service providers. But, unfortunately at present most facilities are unable to assess the level of quality of these services, as they do not act as customers for energy efficiency services. During the training the participants reported that they lacked information about the services available and the benefits that could be gained due to their implementation.
Some of them noted that raising awareness of available financial resources and common energy efficiency measures for buildings and engineering systems in health facilities were spurring the search for new opportunities for communities/municipalities.
However, a large number of participants claimed they had to work on several jobs and therefore they had limited opportunity to address energy efficiency issues.
However, despite all the above the majority of participants showed great interest towards upcoming events dedicated to energy efficiency, and most importantly, they said this topic was a priority for them.
Some of the participants shared their impressions about the trainings and about handling with measuring tools on local TV media