An energy management system is geared to the continuous improvement of energy efficiency. Here, the processes that are to increase energy efficiency are systematically and permanently integrated into the operations, thus reducing energy costs in the long term. Large energy consumers are identified, the appropriate energy efficiency measures are derived and implemented at the end.
Energy management according to ISO 50001: more energy efficiency and lower energy costs
With an energy management system according to ISO 50001, your energy data is systematically recorded. This enables you to identify potential savings and increase your energy efficiency with concrete measures. This saves energy, reduces your costs and protects the environment.
In principle, an energy management system in accordance with ISO 50001 is possible in all companies, regardless of size and industry. Companies can decide for themselves whether to introduce this as a stand-alone system or integrate it into an existing system.
ISO 50001: The standard for your energy management
DIN EN ISO 50001 is the international standard for an energy management system. Since June 2011, this standard has defined the international framework and requirements for an energy management system in companies for the first time. It thus also forms the basis for certification. The standard applies across all industries and to companies of all sizes.
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Integration of an energy management system into existing processes
The introduction of an energy management system is quite simple for you as a company. The energy management system can be introduced independently or you can use existing processes. Then the existing processes are linked to the energy management system. For example, your energy management system can be combined with quality management in accordance with ISO 9001. This saves you time and money.
Change in energy management due to ISO 50003
Since October 2017, the ISO 50003 standard brings changed requirements for energy management systems. All ISO 50001 certifications must be performed according to the new requirements of ISO 50003.
This means that the focus is additionally on the continuous improvement of energy-related performance (energy efficiency). So in the future, you will have to prove your continuous improvement of energy efficiency through traceable measurement results.
What is the best way to do this? Clearly, with our energy controlling software EnerBoard. Here you have all energy data transparently at a glance and can thus compile the required data quickly and easily.