Environment & Sustainability

Whitepaper ISO 50001

Optimize your energy management

How can companies reduce harmful environmental pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel?  Active energy management plays a vital role on the path to cost-effective and sustainable energy consumption.

ISO 50001:2018 is the international standard for energy management systems and is a globally recognized and certifiable standard for introducing and maintaining and energy management system. The orientation provided by the standard allows companies to optimize their energy-related performance and make targeted improvements on an ongoing basis.  

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn when and why it is worthwhile to introduce an energy management system as well as how to put the standard’s requirements into practice and integrate them into your existing processes.

Preview the ISO 50001 whitepaper

What you can expect from our whitepaper on ISO 50001

  • An overview of ISO 50001

    Learn all about the legal basis and composition of the standard – from certification to the specifics of ISO 50001’s chapter structure.

  • The standard’s requirements

    How exactly does ISO 50001 incorporate the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle and how can you fulfill the respective requirements and provide proof of having done so?

  • Information on obtaining tax reliefs

    Introducing an energy management system can be a cost-intensive process. Analyze the costs and benefits and discover potential savings.

  • Detailed checklists

    Good documentation lies at the heart of every energy management system. It forms the basis for continual improvements. Use our checklist to ensure you don't miss any important steps.

Your expert in energy management

David Horsch

David Horsch is an environmental engineer and is an active member of project staff at HSZG in the field of energy management and climate neutrality. In addition, he is one of the founders of UnIMS-Consult, a corporate consultancy for integrated management systems. He is an expert on carbon footprints, climate neutrality, environmental management in line with ISO 14001, energy management in line with ISO 50001, IMS software and internal audits.

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