Benefits of implementing ISO 50001 - Energy Management Systems include

ISO 50001 - Energy Management Systems

By implementing the ISO 50001 Standard organizations can achieve significant improvements in energy performance through the use of the management system.

ISO 50001, an international standard on energy management system, was originally published by the ISO in June 2011. The ISO 50001 standard offers a systematic framework for organizations to manage energy and provides requirements for a systematic, data driven and facts-based process, focused on improving energy performance.

The standard promotes the adoption of energy management best practices and reinforces good energy management behaviors. According to the ISO, the standard could influence up to 60% of the world's energy use, with broad applicability across national economic sectors.

The ISO 50001 standard was revised and re-issued in August 2018. The changes include the adoption of the high-level structure, improved integration with strategic management processes, stronger emphasis on the role of top management, introduction of the concept of normalization and the energy data collection plan, to name a few. Thus the 2018 version takes energy management to the next level by enabling organizations to deliver a strategic approach to managing energy with a greater focus on integrating energy management with the business processes.

By implementing the ISO 50001 requirements, your organization will have a plan for promoting energy efficiency throughout your supply chain by creating transparency and better communication on the management of your energy resources.

Benefits of implementing ISO 50001 include:

Reduced energy consumption

Improved energy efficiency

Reduced energy costs and increased savings

Reduced environmental impacts

Better use of existing energy-consuming assets

Facilitates energy management improvements in the context of greenhouse gas emission reduction projects

Continual improvement in energy performance