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Key Facts: Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia Exam

UNI CEI 11339:2023

Current Profile Standard

UNI / Accredia

30 + case + oral

One-Sector Assessment

SECEM PO 01

60% / 70%

Written / Oral Thresholds

SECEM PO 01

€800

Reviewed One-Sector Fees

SECEM TF 01

For one SECEM sector, eligible candidates take a 30-question closed test and a written case study, needing 60% on each, then a five-question oral requiring 70%. Current experience requirements span 3–10 years according to qualification level and relevance; the reviewed one-sector fees total €800 including VAT.

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1What is the principal purpose of UNI CEI 11339:2023?
A.To define the knowledge, skills, autonomy, responsibility, and certification requirements for an Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia
B.To prescribe minimum thermal insulation for every Italian building
C.To establish electricity-market settlement prices
D.To certify energy management systems operated by organizations
Explanation: UNI CEI 11339:2023 defines the professional profile and competence requirements of the EGE and supports third-party personnel certification. Organizational energy management systems are instead addressed by ISO 50001.
2How does the 2023 revision of UNI CEI 11339 organize the EGE's professional activity?
A.Into five optional technologies selected by the certification body
B.Into two tasks, one for buildings and one for factories
C.Into twenty tasks grouped in eight macro-areas
D.Into thirty mandatory audit reports per certification cycle
Explanation: The 2023 revision identifies 20 tasks organized into eight macro-areas. This structure describes the breadth of the role; it is not a quota of projects or reports.
3Which certification sectors are available to an EGE under UNI CEI 11339:2023?
A.Public and private
B.Industrial and civil
C.Electrical and thermal
D.Audit and management
Explanation: EGE certification distinguishes the industrial sector and the civil sector, and a professional may qualify for one or both. The division reflects application contexts rather than ownership or energy carrier.
4Under the current SECEM certification procedure, how does the documented experience requirement vary for a one-sector EGE application?
A.It is always one year, regardless of education
B.It is always five years after any university degree
C.It depends only on the applicant's age
D.It ranges from three to ten years according to NQF level and whether the field of study is relevant
Explanation: SECEM's table covers listed NQF level 4–7 qualification categories and varies the required energy-management experience by qualification level and disciplinary relevance. The resulting one-sector range is 3 to 10 years.
5For one EGE sector, which sequence accurately describes SECEM's current assessment?
A.A 30-question closed test, a written case study, and a five-question oral examination
B.A portfolio review followed by a 100-question computer test
C.Two case studies with no closed questions or oral examination
D.A single interview based only on years of experience
Explanation: For one sector, SECEM uses a 30-question closed test made up of 20 general and 10 sector questions, followed by a written case study and an oral examination with five open questions. The three stages assess breadth, applied analysis, and the candidate's ability to explain professional judgment.
6What scores are required under the SECEM procedure to progress through and pass the EGE assessment?
A.Fifty percent averaged across all three stages
B.Sixty percent overall with no stage minimum
C.At least 60% on each written test and at least 70% on the oral examination
D.At least 70% on each written test and 60% on the oral
Explanation: The candidate must reach 60% separately on the closed test and case study to access the oral stage. The oral examination then requires at least 70%; a strong result on one written test cannot offset failure on the other.
7For mandatory energy audits under Article 8 of D.Lgs. 102/2014, which professional arrangement is compliant after the statutory transition period?
A.Any internal employee may sign, even without relevant certification
B.The audit is performed by a certified EGE or certified ESCo meeting the applicable accreditation scheme
C.Only the electricity supplier may perform and sign the audit
D.The audit must be replaced by an energy performance certificate for a building
Explanation: Article 8 requires qualifying audits for large enterprises and energy-intensive enterprises, and recognizes certified EGEs and certified ESCos under the referenced conformity-assessment framework. A building energy certificate has a different purpose and does not substitute for the enterprise audit.
8Which is the best example of an energy performance indicator (EnPI) for a production process?
A.The plant's street address
B.The nominal capacity shown on one motor nameplate
C.The total floor area with no energy relationship
D.Kilowatt-hours consumed per conforming tonne produced, with relevant variables considered
Explanation: An EnPI is a measure or unit of energy performance, often expressed as a ratio, model, or other quantitative relationship. Normalizing for relevant variables makes comparison across periods more meaningful than using raw consumption alone.
9Production increased by 30% after the energy baseline was established. How should the EGE evaluate current performance?
A.Compare performance using an EnPI or baseline model adjusted for production as a relevant variable
B.Compare only the two utility invoices and treat any increase as deterioration
C.Delete the baseline and report no conclusion
D.Subtract 30% from every energy meter reading
Explanation: A material production change can affect energy use independently of efficiency, so the baseline or EnPI should account for that relevant variable. The adjustment must follow a documented model rather than an arbitrary percentage subtraction.
10During an ISO 50001 energy review, the EGE must decide whether the compressed-air plant is an SEU. Which decision basis is consistent with the SEU concept?
A.It is the newest item of equipment at the site
B.It uses only renewable energy
C.It accounts for substantial energy consumption and/or offers considerable potential for energy-performance improvement
D.It is located outside the energy management system boundary
Explanation: SEUs are identified through criteria that consider substantial consumption and considerable improvement potential. The organization then controls relevant variables, operational criteria, competence, and monitoring associated with those uses.

About the Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia Exam

Italian personnel certification for the Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia profile under UNI CEI 11339:2023, delivered here in the provider-specific SECEM form. SECEM's certification scheme is accredited by Accredia under ISO/IEC 17024.

Exam sponsor: SECEM (division of FIRE). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

One sector: 30 closed questions (20 common + 10 sector), one written case study, and five open oral questions

Time Limit

One sector: 60 minutes closed test + 60 minutes case study + 30–60 minutes oral

Passing Score

60% separately on each written test to access the oral; 70% on the oral examination

Exam / Certification Fees

One sector: €100 application + €350 examination + €350 certificate issuance/first registration (€800 total, VAT included, current SECEM tariff reviewed)

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Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

20 of 30 closed questions

Common EGE Tasks and Knowledge

Common professional, regulatory, audit, management-system, measurement, and economic competencies under the UNI CEI 11339 task framework.

10 of 30 closed questions

Selected Industrial or Civil Sector

Sector-specific technical applications in the industrial or civil sector selected by the candidate.

1 case per sector

Written Case Study

An open applied problem assessed separately from the closed-question test.

5 open questions per sector

Oral Examination

Five open questions testing explanation, judgment, and professional competence, with at least one concerning energy audits under the provider procedure.

Preparing for the Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 60% separately on each written test to access the oral; 70% on the oral examination
  • Assessment: One sector: 30 closed questions (20 common + 10 sector), one written case study, and five open oral questions
  • Time limit: One sector: 60 minutes closed test + 60 minutes case study + 30–60 minutes oral
  • Exam / certification fees: One sector: €100 application + €350 examination + €350 certificate issuance/first registration (€800 total, VAT included, current SECEM tariff reviewed) Official sources

Using Our Practice Resources

  • Work through all 30 available questions
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Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia: Suggested Study Strategy

1Map the 20 tasks and eight macro-areas in UNI CEI 11339:2023 to evidence from your own professional experience.
2Practice reconciling energy balances, normalizing baselines, selecting EnPIs, and explaining data quality and uncertainty.
3Prepare complete investment cases using NPV, IRR, discounted payback, life-cycle cost, sensitivity, and measurement-and-verification plans.
4Rehearse an open case and oral defense in your selected sector; MCQ review cannot replace those performance components.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the EGE certification?

It is an Italian personnel certification for the Esperto in Gestione dell'Energia profile defined by UNI CEI 11339:2023. SECEM is one accredited certification body offering the industrial and civil sectors.

What is SECEM's one-sector assessment format?

The candidate has 60 minutes for 30 closed questions (20 common and 10 sector-specific), 60 minutes for one written case study, and 30–60 minutes for five open oral questions. Each written test requires 60%, and the oral requires 70%.

How much experience is required?

SECEM lists NQF level 4–7 qualification categories and requires documented energy-management experience. For one sector, the current table ranges from 3 to 10 years depending on qualification level and whether the discipline is relevant; applicants should map their qualification and evidence to the provider's table.

How does this practice bank relate to SECEM's assessment?

This is independent English-language multiple-choice study practice. Its 30 questions use 20 common items plus five representative industrial and five representative civil items; the official one-sector test instead uses 20 common plus 10 questions in the chosen sector. This bank is not an official translation or a simulation of the written case study or oral examination.