1. Energy Management
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2. Learning Bites
• Understand What is ISO 50001:2011 – Energy Management System (EnMS)
• Recognize the need EnMS for an organization.
• Identify EnMS Framework
• Understand the EnMS – Plan, Do, Check, Act Cycle
• Comprehend how is EnMS aligned to other ISO standard

3. Global Energy Trends
• Global demand for all energy sources is foreseen to grow by 57% over the next 25 years.
• By year 2030, 56% of the world’s energy use will be from Asia.
• Electricity demand will grow by at least 40% by 2032.
• New power generation equals to nearly 300 power plants (1,000 MW) will be needed to
meet electricity demand by 2030.
• Currently, 50% of electrical generation relies on coal and fossil fuel;; while 85% of
greenhouse gas emissions result from energy-­consuming activities supported by fossil
fuels.

4. Why Manage Energy?
Even with good returns, energy waste is still prevalent in all organizations.
• 400% variation in energy use intensity of buildings is not clearly explained.
• Little improvement in overall energy consumption.
• Capturing energy waste has been hampered by a lack of focus on energy management.
• Too often energy management is characterized as decentralized, poorly-­coordinated and
undervalued.

5. What Energy Management can do?
Saved over $75 million through effective energy management.
Realized a 5% annual energy savings and increased the asset value of a
California building by $1.5 million due to energy efficiency upgrades.
Saved more than $8.6 million in operating costs in 2002 from its energy
management efforts.
Estimated the difference in operational costs between its energy efficient
buildings and inefficient buildings more than $13 million.
Estimated an annual energy savings of $4.5 million from energy efficiency
improvements.

6. Energy Management – Some Global Frameworks
Energy
Management

7. Energy Star on Energy Management
Step 8: Recognize Achievements
Step 7: Evaluate Progress
Step 6: Implement Action Plan
Step 5: Create Action Plan
Step 4: Set Goals
Step 3: Assess Performance
Step 2: Form a Dedicated Team
Step 1: Commit to continuous
improvement

8. The Energy MAP (Management Action Plan)
• Developed by SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland)
• Helps in identifying potential areas of maximum wastage of energy therefore minimizing
energy usage
• Works on 5 pillars of energy management:
• Commit
• Identify
• Plan
• Take Action
• Review 8

9. ISO 50001:2011
• Establish
Energy
• Implement
ISO 50001 Management
• Maintain
System
• Improve
WHAT
HOW
RESULT Following a systematic
approach in achieving
continual improvement
in Energy Performance

10. Typical Steps for Energy Management
1 Metering your energy consumption and collecting the data
Finding opportunities to save energy, and estimating how much energy each
2
opportunity could save.
3 Taking action to target the opportunities to save energy
Tracking progress by analyzing metered data (how well the energy-­saving
4
efforts have worked)

11. ISO 50001:2011 – Energy Management System
International Standard on Energy Management includes requirements for
establishing, implementing, maintaining, and improving the organization’s energy
management system to achieve steady improvement in energy performance.

12. EnMS Framework
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13. P-­D-­C-­A for EnMS
• Conduct an energy review & establish the objectives,
baseline, energy performance indicators (EnPI), targets
PLAN and action plans necessary to deliver improved energy
performance.
DO • Implement the energy management action plans
• Monitor and measure processes and the key
characteristics of operations that determine energy
CHECK performance against the energy policy and objectives,
and report the results
• Take actions to continually improve energy performance
ACT and the EnMS

14. Planning Process

15. How to DO?
1. Competence, Training and
Awareness
2. Requirements Documentation
3. Operational Control
4. Communication
5. Design
6. Purchasing Energy Services,
Goods and Energy

16. What to CHECK?
1. Measurement & Analysis
2. Legal Compliances
3. Internal Audit of Energy
Management System
4. Nonconformity, corrective
action and preventive action

17. How to ACT

18. How does EnMS align?
EnMS integration with other Management Systems

19. Benefits of implementing ISO 50001 -­ EnMS
• Assist organizations in making better use of their existing energy-­consuming assets.
• Offer guidance in benchmarking, measuring, documenting, and reporting energy intensity
improvements and their projected reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
• Create transparency and facilitate communication in the management.
• Promote energy management best practices and reinforce good energy management
behaviors.
• Assist facilities in evaluating and prioritizing the implementation of new energy-­efficient
technologies.
• Provide a framework for promoting energy efficiency throughout the supply chain.
• Facilitate energy management improvements for greenhouse gas emission reduction
projects.

20. Summary
• Implementing Energy Efficient Measures does not result in a major cash out but in
continuous cost reductions for organizations.
• ISO 50001 is a certification standard by ISO on implementing best practices for
Energy Management.
• ISO 50001 is aligned with the other managements systems like QMS, EMS, SMS etc
and therefore could be managed in a similar way.
• ISO 50001 will increase energy efficiency, reduce costs, and improve environmental
performance.
• The standard is intended to provide organizations and companies with a recognized
framework for integrating energy efficiency into their management practices.

22. Thank you very much!
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