ISO 500001 & Energy Efficiency Seminar Fact Sheet

ISO 50001 & Energy Efficiency Seminar Fact Sheet

Event:Event: ISO 50001 Seminar & Energy Efficiency Seminar

Theme:Theme: “ISO 50001 - Setting the Standard for Jamaica 50 & Beyond”

Partner:Partner: National Certification Body of Jamaica (NCBJ)

AimAim: The seminar forms part of JPS' Smart Energy Campaign, which is aimed at getting customers to take control, make better choices, and save energy. JPS in collaboration with the National Certification Body of Jamaica, seeks to heighten the awareness of this standard in Jamaica and its increasing relevance in light of the worldwide energy crisis. This will enable us to lead by example, as the nation addresses the matter of energy efficiency.

Target Audience:Target Audience: Commercial and Industrial Entities, Business Associations, Government Agencies, Renewable Energy Players, Energy Auditors, Energy Consultants and Universities.

Presenters:Presenters: Richard Hadfield – ISO 50001 Specialist (See CV attached)Energy Efficiency Expert – To be announced

Number of Occurrence:Number of Occurrence: 2

Dates:Dates: July 10, 2012 – KingstonJuly 12, 2012 – Montego Bay

Venues:Venues: Mona Visitors’ Lodge & Conference Centre – KingstonHoliday Inn Sunspree Resort – Montego Bay

Duration: Duration: 8:00am – 4:00pm

Registration fee:Registration fee: $1,500 per person

Payment Option:Payment Option: Jamaica Public Service Company LimitedAccount number: 10688675 at Jamaica National Building Society

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ISO 500001 & Energy Efficiency Seminar Fact Sheet

(Please write your full name on the lodgment slip and fax to 936-1954 scan and email it to smartenergy@jpsco.com )

Email: Email: smartenergy@jpsco.com

Contact:Contact: Trisha Lee 878-3664

Kirsten Pedersen 381-9475/972-8450

Special Offers:Special Offers: Free attendance - 3 Students & 2 Faculty from NCU, UWI & UTECH

For every 5 registrants through the various associations 1 member can attend free of charge

Limited booth Space at a cost of $5000

Media:Media: Print, Electronic, and Social

Overview ISO 50001:Overview ISO 50001:

In 2011, the International Organization for Standardization released the ISO 50001, a standard

for energy management systems, which seeks to help organizations establish the systems and

processes to improve their energy performance, including efficiency and consumption. The

standard is applicable to all types and sizes of organizations. It is designed to help companies

make better use of their energy-consuming assets, evaluate and prioritize the implementation

of energy-efficient technology, and promote efficiency.

The standard specifies requirements for measurement, documentation and reporting, and for

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.

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