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ISO 50001 Practitioner's Guide
Everything you need to know about the standard in layman's terms.
ISO 50001 Practitioner's Guide and Scorecard
Includes Guide and a Scorecard to help you implement your Energy Management System.
Energy Management
The rising costs of energy, the need to handle resources responsibly and the increase of global trade all require new and concrete approaches to energy usage. In view of demands for climate protection, carbon accounting, greenhouse gas and financial grant incentives, implementation of a sustainable energy management system will help improve your bottom line.
In order to help determine your readiness for implementing an Energy Management System, UL DQS Inc. has created a simple, no-cost e-tool for you to use right from your desktop!
Please click on the Energy E-tool below which will direct you to a 12 question quiz that will assess the level of your preparedness. After you submit your answers, you will receive an email which summarizes your results and provides some suggestions on your next steps.
The Energy Management Standard, ISO 50001:2011 was released on June 15, 2011. The standard aims to help organizations establish the systems and processes to improve their energy performance, including efficiency and consumption. The EnMS is applicable to all types of organizations and is based on the ISO approach for quality (ISO 9001) and the environment (ISO 14001) using the familiar plan-do-act-check model.
ISO 50001 is designed to help companies enhance their use of energy-consuming assets, evaluate and prioritize the implementation of energy-efficient technology, and promote efficiency throughout the supply chain.
The new standard specifies requirements for measurement, documentation and reporting, equipment design and procurement processes. It does not prescribe specific performance criteria, though it does require participating companies to commit to continual energy performance improvements.
Benefits
- Continual improvement of energy efficiency
- Identification of energy savings
- Reduction of energy costs
- Competitive advantages
- Employee awareness and involvement
- Adherence to legal requirements
- Improved corporate image
- Potential reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
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