Field reports from energy management

Any plant operator in Germany wanting to benefit from tax refunds such as the Renewable Energy Act levy or surplus settlement must prove energy management at his plant. At the latest since the SpaEfV (Surplus Settlement Efficiency System Ordinance) was published on 5 August 2013, every plant operator has to consider what energy efficiency system is suitable for his plant, its introduction and certification. In the talk, the statutory framework is detailed and explained. Information is given on which size of company energy management is necessary in compliance with DIN ISO 50001 and what...

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Issue 11/2012

Introduction to energy management acc. to ISO 50001

The requirement that energy management systems (EnMS) acc. to ISO 50001 be introduced stems from art. 41 of Germany‘s Renewable Energy Act. When the country‘s Energy and Electricity Tax Act is...

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Issue 11/2013

Implementation of the directive on industrial emissions in Germany and latest information on energy policy issues and CO2

In spring 2013 Germany implemented the European directive on industry emissions in German law. Aspects relevant to clay brick and tile manufacturers such as the amendment of the 4th Federal Emission...

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Issue 4/2020 Nina Epping

Reducing energy costs with clever energy management

1 Introduction In order to remain competitive, companies have to operate successfully, save costs and invest at the same time. High energy costs resulting from energy-intensive production processes...

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Issue 6/2018

Experience with recertification in compliance with ISO 50003

Since 14 October 2017, initial and re-certification must comply with DIN ISO 50003. Since March 2018, according to the requirement of DakkS, the German accreditation body, DIN ISO 50003 should be...

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Issue 10/2012

Schlagmann Poroton emplaces energy management system in line with ISO 50001

Schlagmann Poroton, headquartered in Zeilarn, has successfully introduced an energy management system pursuant to the internationally applicable standard specification ISO 50001 for all its...

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