Energy makes up a considerable portion of the cost of goods and services of any

organization. Apart from the economic cost, energy use has considerable effect on the

environmental performance of an entity. An organization cannot influence the energy

cost or govt. policies, but can certainly influence the way energy is used.

Systematic energy management can help in maximizing benefit from existing

energy related assets.

ISO 50001: Energy Management System

Energy Analysis

• Past & present data

• Baseline determination

• Future energy use prediction

• Setting obectives and targets

Awareness & Competency

• Awareness training

• Competency mapping

• Training need identification

• Addressing training need of individuals

Monitoring & Measurement

• Develop energy measurement plan

• Ensure data management

• Determine EnPI and monitoring schedule

• QA/QC of data

Operational Control

• WI/SOP for significant processes

• Ascertain improvement plans

• Implement energy consideration in purchase

Energy Management Best Practice

Values added by the standard:

Promotes energy management practices

Improves ability to benchmark, monitor & assess improvement vis-a-vis current state of affairs

Promotes efficient technologies and over all energy efficiency

Significant savings and protection against future energy hikes

Provides framework for greening of supply chain through inclusion of energy performance during procurement process

Aligns with corporate policy on sustainability

Energy Management Process Flow for EnMS

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Why a separate energy management

standard?

Specific focus on energy; energy efficiency achieved by way energy is managed rather than by retrofits and modifications

An opportunity to integrate energy management into business process

PDCA model has been successful in implementing management systems for Quality, Health and Safety