As a Domestic Energy Assessor, you will need to master following:

• advise on utility consumption
• assess customers
• carry out sales analysis
• characteristics of products
• characteristics of services
• determine appropriate heating and cooling system
• identify customer's needs
• identify energy needs
• inform customers on energy consumption fees
• sales argumentation
• sales strategies

More generally, a domestic energy assessor is also versed in:

• advise on hazards of heating systems
• advise on heating systems energy efficiency
• answer requests for quotation
• domestic heating systems
• energy performance of buildings
• manage contracts

It also helps to know the following:

• assess supplier risks
• deliver a sales pitch
• gas market
• implement sales strategies
• monitor after sales records
• negotiate improvement with suppliers
• perform smart grid feasibility study
• plan customers' sales visits
• prepare sales checks
• promote sustainable energy
• prospect new customers
• provide information on geothermal heat pumps
• provide information on wind turbines
• attend trade fairs
• electricity market
• implement marketing strategies
• inform on government funding
• liaise with advertising agencies
• manage contract disputes
• manage development of promotional material
• negotiate terms with suppliers
• perform market research
• plan event marketing for promotional campaigns
• provide information on solar panels
• renewable energy technologies
• review completed contracts
• solar energy