ISO 50001 is designed to help your organization improve its energy performance through
making better use of its energy-intensive assets.
Improved energy performance can provide rapid
benefits for an organization by maximizing its
use of energy sources and energy-related assets,
reducing both cost and consumption.
ISO 50001 is used by large and small organizations all over the world. Its benefits can take many
forms. For some, it is about reducing the environmental impact and enhancing reputation; for
others, the aim is to drive down costs and improve competitiveness.
“ISO 50001 has really helped us to ensure we are following a consistent approach to energy management across all our properties. Since implementing the standard, energy management has remained a key focus for our leadership and we continue to seek opportunities to drive our performance to the next level.”
Maxime Verstraete, Vice President of Corporate Responsibility & ADA Compliance at Hilton。
Why was ISO 50001
revised
Like all ISO standards, ISO 50001 is reviewed every
five years to ensure it is up to date with market
requirements. One of the main reasons for updating
ISO 50001 was to align it with ISO’s requirements for
management system standards, including its HighLevel Structure (HLS), a framework designed to facilitate the integration of new management topics into
an organization’s established management systems.
Other key changes compared to the previous edition
include stronger emphasis on the role of senior management, updates to terms and definitions as well as the normalization and clarification of energy performance indicator (EnPI) and energy baseline (EnB) text to provide a better understanding of these concepts.
HIGG自评FEM环境验证对于新版各个模块的问题要求