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Dr.-Ing. Volker Albrecht

Developments in the ISO 50000 family of standards – Initial experience with re-certification in accordance with ISO 50001 in conjunction with ISO 50003

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»1 Systematic basis of current ISO standards governing energy management [1]

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»2 Modified structure of ISO 50001:2018 [1]

»3 Time history of specific energy consumption as trend [4]

»4 Trend diagram for optimization in business operations [4]

»5 Site schematic

»6 Annual trend of specific energy consumption and production output for the overall site

»7 Schematic diagram of brick production, incl. measuring points and accounting grid

»8 Annual trend for specific energy consumption and production output for the presses/extruders

»9 Annual trend of electricity consumption for body preparation (EQI230 and EQI234)

»10 Cumulative savings

Photo/Foto: Röben/Energiemanagement & Consulting

» Energy saving already starts in the clay pit

Photo/Foto: Röben/Energiemanagement & Consulting

Developments affecting the ISO 50000 family of standards in the years 2017 and 2018 are described, and initial experience gained in the field of verification and certification auditing according to ISO 50001 in combination with ISO 50003 is presented.

1 Overview, systematics

The following standards concerning “energy saving and management“ are pertinent to the branch:

DIN ISO 50003:2016-11 Energy management systems –
Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of energy management systems

DIN ISO 50001:2018 Energy management systems –
Requirements with guidance for use

DIN ISO 50006:2017-04 Energy management systems – Measuring energy performance using energy baselines (EnB) and energy performance indicators (EnPI) - General principles and guidance

DIN ISO 50015:2018-04 Energy management systems – Measurement and verification of...

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