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Energy Management

System Standard
ISO 50001

IEA/IEC/ISO Workshop
International Standards to Promote Energy
Efficiency and Reduce Carbon Emissions

Edwin Pinero
PC 242 Chairman

1
Energy Use Must
be Managed-
What are We to
Do?
Users alone cannot
control prices, politics, or
the global economy, but
-But they can manage
how energy is used

22
The Need

 A management
process to
proactively
assess,
manage, and
measure
energy usage

USTAG to ISO/PC 242 3


The Response

 2005 Stakeholder
discussions in the US, and
Internationally, ANSI MSE
2000:2005 issued.
 2006 International
stakeholders engaged in
discussions
 2007 Stakeholders meeting
(UNDIO) determine
international standard
needed
 Countries initiate national
standards

USTAG to ISO/PC 242 4


ISO Task Force
Recommendation
National energy management standards have
been developed and are in use in various
countries, resulting already in significant savings
in energy consumption and reductions in GHG
emissions. Regional and national standards
development is underway in Europe, China, USA
and other countries. The increasing interest in
this field, and the explicit requests received by
ISO, have led the TMB to already address the
matter and the Task Force recommends that ISO
moves forward expeditiously.

THE ISO CSC/STRAT TASK FORCE ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY & RENEWABLE ENERGY
SOURCES RECOMMENDATION
THE NEW WORK ITEM
PURPOSE AND
JUSTIFICATION

The energy management Specification will


provide a practical approach to improving
energy efficiencies, reducing costs and
improvements in the environmental
footprint of the implementing
organizations by combining both the
technical aspects of energy management
and the strategic management aspects.
SURVEY OF EXISTING
RELEVANT WORK

 Denmark - DS 2403:2001 and DS/INF  China - GB/T 15587:1995


136:2001
 Germany - VDI 4602
 Ireland - IS 393:2005 and IS 393:2005

 Japan - JIS Z 9211 (1982-02-01)


 Sweden - SS 627750:2003 and JIS Z 9212 (1983-01-01)

 United States - ANSI/MSE 2000:2005  Korea - B 0071 (1985)


and ANSI/IEEE 739:1995
 Netherlands – June 2004
 China - China Management System publication of SenterNovem
for Energy
 United Kingdom - BIP 2011:2003,
 CEN – prEN 16001 HB 10190:2001, HB 1091:2002,
PASS 55-1:2003 and PASS 55-
2:2003
 Australia - AS3595-1990 and AS
3596-1992
 UNIDO issues paper on energy
management and outcomes of
 Canada - PLUS 1140:1995 21-22 March 2007 Experts Group
Meeting
PC 242

 New Project Committee created to develop ISO


50001
 One Working Group
 Timeline is issue final standard in late 2010-
early 2011
 90 participants from 25 countries from all
regions of the world, as well as UNIDO, which
has liaison status
 Participating countries have existing activities
on energy management and strong interest in
developing a harmonized international
 standard
ISO/PC 242
MEMBER COUNTRIES
PARTICIPATING (35) and Observing (5) COUNTRIES
 Argentina (IRAM)  Malaysia ( DSM )
 Australia (SA)  Mauritius ( MSB )
 Barbados (BNSI)  Netherlands (NEN)
 Belgium ( NBN )  Nigeria ( SON )
 Brazil (ABNT)  Pakistan (PSQCA)
 Canada (SCC)  Poland (PKN)
 Czech Republic ( CNI )  Portugal (IPQ)
 Chile (INN)  Saint Lucia (SLBS)
 China (SAC)
 Singapore (SPRING SG)
 Colombia ( ICONTEC )
 South Africa (SABS)
 Denmark ( DS)
 Spain (AENOR)
 Ecuador ( INEN )
 Sweden (SIS)
 Finland (SFS)
 France (AFNOR)
 Switzerland ( SNV )
 Germany (DIN)  Thailand (TISI)
 Ireland (NSAI)  Tunisia (INNORPI)
 Israel ( SII )  Turkey (TSE)
 Italy ( UNI )  United Kingdom (BSI)
 Japan (JISC)  USA (ANSI)
 Kazakhstan ( KAZMEMST )  Zimbabwe (SAZ)
 Korea, Republic of (KATS)
Results of First Meeting

 Approved design specification

 Developed first Working Draft for comment

 Key decision to base standard on the common


elements found in all of ISO’s management
system standards (e.g. 9001, 14001) to
ensure maximum compatibility
 2nd Meeting scheduled for March 2009
Scope statement of
ISO/WD 50001

 This standard specifies requirements for an


energy management system, which enables an
organization to take a systematic approach to
the continual improvement of energy efficiency
and energy performance. It does not itself
state specific performance criteria with respect
to energy.

 This standard applies to all organizations.


Results of Second
Meeting

 Comments reviewed and WD2 was issued in


December 2008
 Second meeting ended on March 13th
 Agreed on: importance of both management
systems elements and energy performance
improvements; the need for relevant data; the
need for the ability to prioritize
 CD for Ballot anticipated in June 2009
 Third meeting planned for November 2009
PC 242 Contacts

International Chairman:
Edwin Pinero
Edwin.pinero@parsons.
com

Secretary: ANSI
Jason Knopes
Email: [email protected]

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