ISO-PC 242 Energy Management

ISO/PC 242 Energy Management What has been done and the future steps
By LI Tienan
ISO regional seminar on Energy Management and ISO 50001 Bangkok, Thailand, 17 to 19 March 2010
V3 28/02/2010
ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010
ISO/PC 242 Energy Management - What has been done and the future steps
EnMS: Opportunities
The impact of economic development on energy supply becomes increasingly serious --- we need EnMS for improving security of energy supply and to mitigate the growth of GHG emissions; No-cost and low-cost management approaches are more suitable to developing and emerging economies; The third stage of energy efficiency (Product EF Product system EF Entity EF) is to apply the principle of systematic management and improve the energy efficiency of the whole organization; Experience gained with implementing ISO9000 and ISO14000 family standards provides a strong foundation to develop and implement EnMS standards;
EnMS: Opportunities
Enhancing implementation of the related law, regulation, policy, standard and other requirements; Promoting advantage energy efficiency technology and methodology. Digging and disseminating best practices; Best solution of reasonability deployment, performance assessment and procedure operation; Establishing an interacted and interdependent energy management structure in an entity internally;
EnMS: Opportunities
Energy conservation technology and facility/equipment are only the part of approaches to improve energy efficiency. Systematic management and behavior approach have become the core efforts to improve energy efficiency nowadays.
Law/regulation/standard/policy Price Facility/equipment/product
Supply
Management & Behavior
Technology
Investment Awareness/education
Social responsibility Customer requirement

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Why Industrial Energy Efficiency?

Represents more than one-third of both global primary energy and energy related carbon-dioxide emissions; For developing countries, this is often in excess of 50% of the total and can produce supply problems; Developing economies lead growth in both industrial energy use and carbon-related emissions; It is much more cost-effective to build in energy efficiency the first time than retrofit it later; In industry, a missed opportunity for energy efficiency may not reoccur- for decades or at all until the original installation fails or becomes obsolete.
Why an Energy Management System Standard?

Most energy efficiency in industry is achieved through changes in how energy is managed in an industrial facility, rather than through installation of new technologies; An energy management standard provides a method for integrating energy efficiency into existing industrial management systems for continuous improvement; All existing and planned energy management standards are compatible with ISO 9000/14000; Companies who have voluntarily adopted an energy management system standard have achieved major energy intensity improvements; Also applicable to building, industry, and transportation sectors.
Business Benefits
Implementation of an energy management system assists a company to: Develop a baseline of energy use; Actively managing energy use and costs; Reduce emissions without negative effect on operations; Continue to improve energy use/product output over time; Document savings for internal and external use (e.g. emission credits
The Response
Countries initiate national standards; 2006 International stakeholders engaged in discussions; 2007 Stakeholders meeting (UNIDO) determine international standard needed.
Energy Management Standards

Several countries already have national energy management standards (China, Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, US, Thailand, Korea); The EU has completed work on a regional energy management standard, EN 16001; Energy management standards are under development in Spain, and Brazil; ISO has initiated work on an international energy management standard (2008-2011), with preparatory assistance from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
Basically Principle and Philosophy of EnMS

Systematic management approach; PDCA Model (Plan Process approach; Coordination and harmonization; All processes control and all staff involvement; Continual improvement. Do Check Act);
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Recommendations ISO
These items have been selected on the basis of their potential contribution to energy savings and reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and the possibility to develop them in the short term, such as:
Calculation methods; Biofuels; Buildings; and Energy management.
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Recommendations ISO
Energy management standards could:
Be applied to help all types of organizations to take a systematic approach to the continual improvement of energy performance; Encourage more efficient and more sustainable use of energy, irrespective of the type of energy and facilitate reporting and validation; Address energy supply, procurement practices for energy using equipment and systems, energy use, and any use-related disposal issues.
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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 and/or revision 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.
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ISO ENERGY MANAGEMENT FOUR COUNTRY LEADERSHIP ARRANGEMENT

ISO Project Committee on Energy Management Chairman: USA Secretariat: USA & Brazil Role: Overall strategic management and administration of the committees work ISO Project Committee Chairmans Advisory Group Advisory Group Leader & Project Committee Vice Chairman: China Secretary: United Kingdom & Brazil Role: Strategic discussions/development of proposals for the directions of the committees work ISO Project Committee Working Group Work Group Convener: USA & Brazil Secretary: United Kingdom & China Role: Drafting the ISO energy management standard based on direction from the committee
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Membership ISO/PC 242

Participating countries: 37
Argentina ( IRAM ) Australia ( SA ) Barbados ( BNSI ) Brazil ( ABNT ) Canada ( SCC ) Chile ( INN ) China ( SAC ) Colombia ( ICONTEC ) Denmark ( DS ) Ecuador ( INEN ) Finland ( SFS ) France ( AFNOR ) Germany ( DIN ) Ireland ( NSAI ) Japan ( JISC ) Kazakhstan ( KAZMEMST ) Korea, Republic of ( KATS ) Malaysia ( DSM ) Mauritius ( MSB ) Netherlands ( NEN ) Nigeria ( SON ) Norway ( SN ) Pakistan ( PSQCA ) Peru ( INDECOPI ) Poland ( PKN ) Portugal ( IPQ ) Russian Federation (GOST R) Saint Lucia ( SLBS ) Singapore ( SPRING SG ) South Africa ( SABS ) Spain ( AENOR ) Sweden ( SIS ) Thailand ( TISI ) Tunisia ( INNORPI ) Turkey ( TSE ) United Kingdom ( BSI ) USA ( ANSI )
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ISO/PC 242 MEMBER COUNTRIES

OBSERVER COUNTRIES (9)
Belgium ( NBN ) Costa Rica ( INTECO ) Czech Republic ( UNMZ ) Iceland ( IST ) Iran, Islamic Republic of ( ISIRI ) Israel ( SII ) Italy ( UNI ) Switzerland ( SNV ) Zimbabwe ( SAZ ) (Correspondent member)
CATEGORY A LIAISON
UNIDO WEC OLADE IPIECA
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Scope statement of ISO/DIS 50001 (DRAFT)

This International Standard specifies requirements for an organization to establish, implement, maintain and improve an energy management system, which enables that organization to take a systematic approach, in order to achieve continual improvement of energy performance, energy efficiency and energy conservation. This International Standard specifies requirements applicable to energy supply and energy uses and consumption, including measurement, documentation and reporting, design and procurement practices for energy using equipment, systems, processes, and personnel. This international Standard applies to all factors affecting energy use, which can be monitored and influenced by the organization. This international standard does not prescribe specific performance criteria with respect to energy. This International Standard for energy management systems has been designed to be used independently, but it can be aligned or integrated with other management systems. It is applicable to all organizations.
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Key Points of EnMS Standard

Reduce energy consumption and improve energy efficiency; Consider the energy used by the production, corporate administration and general living related energy consumption as for lighting, heating, etc; Pay more attention on the whole product realization process; Focus on baseline and energy consumption monitor and analysis; Focus on energy management performance evaluation; Support all energy related regulations and policies; Resources and capacity are basic requirements of EnMS standard; Whole organization involvement and all process consideration.
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ISO 50001 will require

Reasonable energy management responsibilities; Appropriate energy policy; Identify applicable regulations and laws and related requirements; Conduct energy review and establish energy baseline, EnPI, objectives, targets and action plans; Implementation and operation control, including procurement of energy services, products/equipment and energy; Checking performance; Management review.
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Results of First Meeting

1st Meeting in U.S. September 2008 Approved design specification; Developed first Working Draft (WD) for comment; Key decision to base standard on the common elements found in all of ISOs management system standards (e.g. 9001, 14001) to ensure maximum compatibility; Developed 2nd WD virtually based on comments from first WD.
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Results Second Meeting

2nd Meeting March 2009 Agreed on: importance of both management systems elements and energy performance improvements; the need for relevant data; the need for the ability to prioritize Agreed Committee Draft would be circulated for ballot in June 2009 Committee Draft Ballot Closed Sept 25th, 2009 and was Approved 23 Approvals; 4 Disapprovals; 1 Abstention; 154 Pages of Comments Received and 754 Comments (200 Editorial, 150 General, 400 Technical).
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Third Meeting
3rd meeting in London November 16-19, 2009 Review and disposition 754 comments; Revise draft for ballot at next stage (Draft International Standard DIS);
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The Resolution of the 3rd Meeting

Noting the next stage in the process is DIS, ISO/PC 242 agrees to the formation of an editing committee to review the London draft 50001. The output of editing committee will be uploaded to the PC 242 webpage and submitted to ISO for DIS processing. The following dates apply. November 19th WG experts begin to review London draft December 4th 11th Webinars to: Resolve comments on Introduction and Clause 1 (Scope) Draft text for missing elements December 18th updated text submitted to editing committee; January 15th Editing committee submits updated draft to Secretariat; January 31st Secretary uploads draft DIS to PC 242 webpage and submits to ISO for processing.
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The Up Coming Fourth Meeting
ISO/PC 242 resolves to meet in China for the 4th ISO/PC 242 meeting in October 2010. The dates will be confirmed shortly by SAC.
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Publication of ISO 50001
ISO 50001 is planned for first quarter 2011 If ISO/PC 242 can keep on its current pace, the work will complete at the end of 2010, for publication early 2011.
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ISO/PC 242 Energy Management What has been done and the future steps

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Management & Behavior

Social responsibility Customer requirement

Why Industrial Energy Efficiency?

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Why an Energy Management System Standard?

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Energy Management Standards

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Basically Principle and Philosophy of EnMS

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Task Force Recommendation

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO ENERGY MANAGEMENT FOUR COUNTRY LEADERSHIP ARRANGEMENT

Membership ISO/PC 242

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO/PC 242 MEMBER COUNTRIES

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Scope statement of ISO/DIS 50001 (DRAFT)

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Key Points of EnMS Standard

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO 50001 will require

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Results of First Meeting

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Results Second Meeting

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

The Resolution of the 3rd Meeting

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

The Up Coming Fourth Meeting

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Publication of ISO 50001

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

Thank you for your attention!

ISO Regional Seminar in Thailand March 2010

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