An Effective Energy Management System (EnMS) as exemplified by ISO 50001

An Effective EnergyManagement System (EnMS) As exemplified by ISO 50001 Trevor Floyd – Principal Consultant TENBY Consultancy Group

Energy Management∗ Not a Science, just an effective management technique!∗ Practiced by many (but often not very well)!∗ Extremely worthy of the effort! ∗ Saves money ∗ Saves energy ∗ Reduces emissions

Benefit of an EnMS∗ All the right components, needed to manage Energy well∗ In the right order∗ A good gap analysis

Why Consider Energy∗ The Financial Impact The Good Management argument Energy is costing more and An increased understanding that it is common more to buy sense to take control of anything that we have It is unlikely to get cheaper to keep on buying and using

Why Consider Energy∗ The Energy and Environment The Legislation stick? link It is painfully apparent that the use of More and more taxation and energy resources affects our world and regulation is being applied to how our environment we use energy

Why Consider EnergyThe Customer angle ∗ Business and Practice Those who pay for our services expect Changes value for money and minimal environmental impact They do not accept our wasteful practices

Legislation / TaxationEnergy legislation is growing fast and will continue to do so∗ Typical legal requirements that building owners/operators need to meet Energy Performance Certificates and Display Energy certificates Mandatory Annual Air conditioning Inspection Building Regulations in Existing and New buildings FTSE Emissions reporting (April 2013) EU – Energy Auditing requirements CRC, FiT’s & RHI, Green Deal etc Letting rules – no < an ‘E’ rated building after 2018 Zero Carbon Non domestic buildings by end of decade

Energy ManagementCreating a systematic approach ... Establish Document Implement Maintain Improve ... Plan, Do, Check, Act

The Process - 1∗ Create a Policy Objectives (Operational & Legal) Targets (Improvements / Reductions)∗ Investigate history Understand relationships Energy versus output Energy versus building size Energy versus activity levels

The Process - 2∗ Carry out site Audit (Visit)∗ Identify issues and opportunities∗ Create an prioritised Action Plan∗ Identify resources required∗ Implement in stages∗ Monitor performance∗ Respond to indicators

Energy Audits∗ Assess historical data Collect Analyse Compare Understand∗ Evaluate site activities∗ Report Status Quo Potential

Implementation of SolutionsLow COST No COSTFuture INVESTMENT

Energy Management Standards∗ ISO50001 (related to ISO14001)∗ BS EN 15900∗ prEN 16247 – 1, 2, 3, 4∗ Management Standard auditing (ISO19011, as applied to quality and environment standards)∗ Others following Benchmarking, Calculations etc.

Case StudiesEnergy Management (prior to the introduction of EnMS)∗ Bearing manufacturer – 5% additional savings∗ China – brand enhancement and image∗ General energy initiatives Vehicle manufacturer Compressed Air

Conclusion∗ Effective Energy Management saves: Energy – kilowatt hours Emissions – carbon dioxide / carbon Finance – MONEY∗ Relatively easy (time + spread sheets)∗ Simple yet practical∗ Many solutions ‘no cost’ - based on common sense

Thank You∗ And happy implementing! Trevor Floyd Principal Consultant

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