ISO 50001:2018 EnMS
Improce your business global footprint with the world’s most recognised energy management system standard
- Increased efficiency & continuous improvement
- Competitive advantage for tenders, etc.
- Reduced carbon / greenhouse gas emissions & improved global footprint
- Cost reduction by reduced & efficient energy consumption
- Improved energy performance by implementing environment friendly practices
- Improved performance for overall energy consumption & use
What is ISO 50001:2018 certification?
ISO 50001 is the international standard for Energy Management System (EnMS) published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), an independent, non-governmental international organization with a membership of 165 national standards bodies.
ISO 50001 – Energy Management System Certification can be attained by any organization or company belonging to any industry because it largely focuses on establishing systems & processes necessary to improve energy performance through energy efficiency, use & consumption
The standard was first published in 2018 by ISO and is referred to as ISO 50001:2018.
ISO 50001 standard specifies requirements of an energy management system which focuses on the efficient use of energy. It provides a framework for organizations who want to address their impact, conserve resources, and improve their global footprint through careful and efficient energy consumption management.
Why get ISO 50001 Certification?
An EnMS (energy management system) implemented as per ISO 50001 provides organizations with a framework and structure to help cultivate, harness, implement and maintain an effective global facilities management system.
Benefits of ISO 50001 certification
ISO 50001 Certification by ESI
We provide ISO 50001 (Energy Management System) Certification which carries global recognition as we are ASCB (UK based) accredited certification body. We have issued ISO 50001 Certificates to our clientele across the globe spread over diverse industries who want to have a system to manage their processes and improve business efficiency.
Every organization has to get themselves audited by an independent auditing body before they can apply for ISO Certification in Management Systems. Hence, we do 3rd Party Audits for organizations to compare and verify their Management System against the requirements of the Energy Management System Standard.
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Learn more about ISO 50001:2018 certification
International Standardization for Organizations (ISO) is an independent body which issues certificates to company’s assuring that the product, service, or system in question meets specific requirements as per their standards.
ISO 50001 standard specifies requirements of an energy management system which focuses on the efficient use of energy. It provides a framework for organizations who want to address their impact, conserve resources, and improve their global footprint through careful and efficient energy consumption management.
An EnMS (energy management system) implemented as per ISO 51001 provides organizations with a framework to address their impact, conserve resources, and improve their global footprint through careful and efficient energy consumption management.
ISO 50001:2018 is the latest version.
Upon submission of the application for getting certified, it may take up to 2-3 weeks to receive the ISO 50001 certification based on the size of the company and complexity of the company’s activities.
The cost of getting certified in ISO 50001 will vary depending on the size and complexity of your organization and on whether you already have some elements of an energy management system (EnMS) in place.
