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Optimising Energy Management with ISO 50001
Designed for asset owners, operators, and plant managers, this session offers practical insights into applying ISO 50001 standards.
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ISO 50001 - The Energy Management Certification - A Complete Guide
ISO 50001 enables companies to achieve systematic energy savings, but implementing it can pose challenges. Whether you are in the middle of this process or wondering whether it is worthwhile, this document is for you.
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ISO 50001 makes it possible for companies to achieve systematic savings in energy usage. CoolPlanet has written this document as a guide to help you implement it in your business. Whether you are in the middle of this process or wondering whether it is worthwhile, this document is for you.
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What is ISO 50001?
ISO 50001 is a globally recognised standard for organisations looking to improve energy management. Its framework for implementing an energy management system helps businesses continually improve energy efficiency and reduce their environmental impact.
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Legislation
The Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) was introduced by the European Commission in 2012 to ensure that large organisations and public bodies become more energy efficient. Understand how legislation may impact your business.
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Do I need ISO 50001 or not?
ISO 50001 takes this approach further, as opposed to a once-off or annual audit, it establishes an internal energy team with members from all energy-related departments, encourages active support from leadership, and creates a structured approach to communication, monitoring, and control. So in effect, the topic of energy is built into everyday business.
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Case Study: Global Food and Beverage Processing Company
CoolPlanet has in-house certified experts on ISO 50001 plus its own Authorised Energy Management Auditors, and can guide large complex businesses through each of the 10 steps required to gain ISO 50001 certification.
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10 Crucial Insights into ISO 50001 & Energy Management Systems
Any organisation with large energy consumption patterns interested in reducing energy costs and its carbon footprint will benefit from seeking ISO 50001 certification.
