Implementing Effective Energy Management Systems with ISO 50001:2018

Released in 2011, the ISO 50001 standard establishes an international framework for the continual improvement of energy performance in industrial, commercial and institutional organisations through the implementation of energy management systems (EnMS). An effective ENmS helps organisations to establish processes to improve energy performance, including energy efficiency, energy use and energy consumption. Implementation of an EnMS should reduce costs, decrease greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and minimise other forms of environmental impact.

 

Like all international standards, ISO 50001 is periodically reviewed to ensure that it continues to meet rapidly changing needs. This webinar provides an overview of ISO 50001:2018, the latest version of ISO 50001, including the key changes that have been made to the standard and the steps required to prepare for the transition to the new version.

 

The following topics will be discussed:

 

Eric Huang has 29 years’ environmental engineering and management experience, which includes audit, consulting, engineering and operations. He specializes in energy, climate change, corporate social responsibility and sustainability reporting. Eric is now responsible for the technical development of SGS’s energy management systems certification services, including ISO 50001 and other sustainability services.

ISO 50001 is designed to be implemented by any organisation, public or private, regardless of activity, size or geographical location. This webinar will be of interest to quality managers, environmental managers, facilities managers, corporate social responsibility managers and all others who are involved directly or indirectly with energy management within an organisation.

 

Language: English

Cost: No charge

 

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