Energy management ISO 50001 and environment ISO 14001

The regulation offers management strategies to every type of business, both public and private, which ami at: 

• increase in energy efficiency 
• cost reduction
• improvement in energy performance that must be integrated in the management of everyday activities of the company 

The objective of the ISO 50001 standard is in fact to allow organizations to create and maintain an Energy Management System (EMS) that allows to continuously improve your energy performance. The latest version of the standard was published in 2018. With the new version, ISO 50001 has also aligned with the high level structure (HLS), a sort of “common skeleton” to the regulatory standards of the management system, which allows it to be more integrated and facilitates the implementation, for the benefit of the organisation that chooses to adopt them. 

It is an international regulation, applicable to any type of public or private organization, which specifies the requirements of an environmental management system. 

• carries out an environmental analysis, that is to achieve an in-depth knowledge of the environmental aspects (emissions, use of resources, etc.) that an organisation must actually manage, understands the legislative framework and requirements applicable to the company and evaluates the significance of the impacts; 
• defines a company policy 
• defines specific responsibilities according to the environment 
• defines, applies and keeps active the activities, procedures and the registrations as per ISO 14001.

This regulations is easily integrable with other management systems in compliance with specific regulations (ISO 9001, BS OHSAS 18001, ISO 50001), and it is integrally acknowledged in the attachment II of the reg. 1221/09 (EMAS III).