An Effective Energy Management System (EnMS)

As exemplified by ISO 50001

Trevor Floyd – Principal Consultant

TENBY Consultancy Group

∗ Not a Science, just an effective management technique!

Energy Management

∗ Practiced by many (but often not very well)!

∗ Extremely worthy of the effort!

∗ Saves money

∗ Saves energy

∗ Reduces emissions

∗ All the right components, needed to manage Energy

Benefit of an EnMS

∗ All the right components, needed to manage Energy well

∗ In the right order

∗ A good gap analysis

Why Consider Energy

∗ The Financial Impact

� Energy is costing more and

more to buy

� It is unlikely to get cheaper

The Good Management argument

� An increased understanding that it is common

sense to take control of anything that we have

to keep on buying and using

Why Consider Energy

∗ The Energy and Environment link

� It is painfully apparent that the use of

energy resources affects our world and

our environment

The Legislation stick?

� More and more taxation and

regulation is being applied to how

we use energy

Why Consider Energy

∗ Business and Practice Changes

The Customer angle

� Those who pay for our services expect

value for money and minimal

environmental impact

� They do not accept our wasteful

practices

Energy legislation is growing fast and will continue to do so

∗ Typical legal requirements that building owners/operators need to meet

� Energy Performance Certificates and Display Energy certificates

Legislation / Taxation

� Energy Performance Certificates and Display Energy certificates

� Mandatory Annual Air conditioning Inspection

� Building Regulations in Existing and New buildings

� FTSE Emissions reporting (April 2013)

� EU – Energy Auditing requirements

� CRC, FiT’s & RHI, Green Deal etc

� Letting rules – no < an ‘E’ rated building after 2018

� Zero Carbon Non domestic buildings by end of decade

Creating a systematic approach ...

Energy Management

ImproveDocument Implement MaintainEstablish

... Plan, Do, Check, Act

∗ Create a Policy

� Objectives (Operational & Legal)

The Process - 1

Objectives (Operational & Legal)

� Targets (Improvements / Reductions)

∗ Investigate history

� Understand relationships

� Energy versus output

� Energy versus building size

� Energy versus activity levels

∗ Carry out site Audit (Visit)

∗ Identify issues and opportunities

The Process - 2

∗ Identify issues and opportunities

∗ Create an prioritised Action Plan

∗ Identify resources required

∗ Implement in stages

∗ Monitor performance

∗ Respond to indicators

∗ Assess historical data

� Collect

� Analyse

Energy Audits

� Compare

� Understand

∗ Evaluate site activities

∗ Report

� Status Quo

� Potential

Implementation of Solutions

Low COST

Future INVESTMENT

No COST

∗ ISO50001 (related to ISO14001)

∗ BS EN 15900

Energy Management Standards

∗ BS EN 15900

∗ prEN 16247 – 1, 2, 3, 4

∗ Management Standard auditing (ISO19011, as applied to quality

and environment standards)

∗ Others following

� Benchmarking, Calculations etc.

Energy Management (prior to the introduction of EnMS)

∗ Bearing manufacturer – 5% additional savings

Case Studies

∗ Bearing manufacturer – 5% additional savings

∗ China – brand enhancement and image

∗ General energy initiatives

� Vehicle manufacturer

� Compressed Air

∗ Effective Energy Management saves:

� Energy – kilowatt hours

Conclusion

� Emissions – carbon dioxide / carbon

� Finance – MONEY

∗ Relatively easy (time + spread sheets)

∗ Simple yet practical

∗ Many solutions ‘no cost’ - based on common sense

∗ And happy implementing!

Thank You

Trevor Floyd

Principal Consultant