
Discover the benefits of energy efficiency and tackling climate change through ISO 50001:2018 energy management systems. Learn the standard's requirements and how to achieve conformity for any organization.
Identify internal and external issues that affect the energy management system's outcomes, including legislation, energy supply, technology, and organizational structure and culture, and review them periodically.
Identify the interested parties relevant to the energy management system and determine their requirements, including customers, partners, suppliers, authorities, and the local community, with legal and voluntary obligations.
Determine the scope of the energy management system by defining boundaries, considering internal and external issues and interested parties, and ensuring all energy types are included with documented information.
A presentation of the amendment to ISO 50001 introduced in February 2024 and the refers to climate change
Identify risks and opportunities that affect energy performance and the ISO 50001 energy management system, and plan actions to address them, set energy objectives, and conduct energy reviews with indicators.
Learn how ISO 50001 drives energy performance by setting measurable objectives and targets aligned with the energy policy, communicated, monitored, and updated through action plans, resources, and responsibilities.
Explore the ISO 50001 energy review: analyze energy use and consumption, identify significant energy uses, assess influencing variables, and prioritize improvement opportunities to enhance energy performance.
Define the competence requirements for personnel and contractors who impact energy performance under ISO 50001:2018. Implement training, mentoring, and actions to close gaps, evaluate effectiveness, and retain evidence of competence.
Learn how ISO 50001's operational planning and control ensures significant energy uses are planned, implemented, and maintained, with controls for design, procurement, outsourcing, and energy performance improvement opportunities.
Explore how ISO 50001:2018 defines continual improvement of the energy management system and energy performance, with gains shown through lower energy use or improved energy per production unit.
ISO 50001 is the international standard for energy management systems (EnMS) — the world's common language for managing energy. It defines the requirements for establishing, implementing and improving a system that reduces energy consumption, improves energy efficiency and cuts energy costs, in any organization, of any size, in any sector.
This course presents the requirements of ISO 50001:2018 in detail, with examples for better understanding, following the structure of the standard:
Context of the organization — internal and external issues, interested parties and their needs and expectations, and the scope of the energy management system
Leadership — top management involvement and support, the energy policy, roles, responsibilities and authorities, and the energy management team
Planning — the analytical heart of ISO 50001:
Risks and opportunities, objectives, energy targets and action plans
The energy review — analysing energy use and consumption, identifying significant energy uses (SEUs) and the variables that affect them, and finding opportunities to improve energy performance
Energy performance indicators (EnPIs), energy baselines (EnBs), and planning the collection of energy data
Support — resources, competence, awareness, communication, and the documented information required by the standard
Operation — operational controls for energy performance, energy-efficient design, and energy performance considerations in procurement
Performance evaluation — monitoring and measuring energy performance, addressing significant deviations, internal audits of the EnMS, and the management review
Improvement — nonconformities, corrections and corrective actions, and the continual improvement of both the management system and energy performance itself
Who this course is for
Energy managers, energy engineers and facility managers responsible for energy performance
Professionals implementing an EnMS or preparing their organization for ISO 50001 certification
Sustainability and environmental professionals connecting energy management to emissions reduction and decarbonization targets
Auditors and consultants working with energy management systems
Practitioners of other ISO standards (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001) becoming familiar with ISO 50001
After completing the course you will have a clear picture of how an energy management system is shaped, what its main elements are, what documentation it requires and how to implement it. And if your organization is pursuing ISO 50001 certification, the course prepares you to face the certification audit successfully.