能源管理标准 ISO 5001 pdf0.46.pdf

ENERGY AND CARBON SERVICES, SGS HONG KONG AUG, 2011 ARE YOU READY FOR ISO 50001? – THE NEW ENERGY MANAGEMENT STANDARD THE NEWLY LAUNCHED STANDARD OF ISO 50001 Prices of energy remain at a very high level all over the world, which leads to the rising of costs of production for companies. At the same time, low energy efficiency brings not only more difficulties to the enterprises for their survival, but also an enormous ecological damage for human existence. Therefore, it becomes an urgent case for us to reinforce energy management, and to improve the level of energy efficiency. To further align with other energy management standards and to gain global recognition, ISO (International Organization for Standardization) has officially launched the 50001 standard, Energy Management System – Requirements with guidance for use on 15th June, 2011. This new energy standard which aims to provide the best practice in energy framework that enables all type of organizations to develop and implement a policy, identify significant energy uses and target for energy improvement on efficiency. Furthermore, the ISO 50001 follows the same characteristics with other ISO management models which enable organizations to implement individually or integrate to tailor fit with other management system standards such as ISO 9001(quality management), ISO 14001 (environmental management) , ISO 22000 (food safety) , ISO / IEC 27001 (information security) for the overall improvement. HONG KONG t +852 2334 4481 e hk.ecs.enquiry@sgs.com SHENZHEN t +86 (0) 755-8602 3961 e ecs.china@sgs.com SHANGHAI t +86 (0) 21-6115 2302 e ecs.china@sgs.com As SGS, we understand the needs of global sustainable solutions for environmental protection, thus we dedicate in providing varies training courses & the certification services for all range of organizations, in both public and private sectors, in manufacturing and services. Should you have any enquiry regarding Energy Management System, please kindly contact us for more information. Energy Use & Consumption Energy Efficiency Energy Baseline & Plan Energy Objective & Improvement