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14 Energy management and energy management systems Energy management includes all the measures that are planned and implemented to ensure minimum energy consumption for the current activity. 8 Energy management influences organisational and technical procedures, as well as behaviour patterns, in order to reduce the total operational energy consumption (thus also the energy required for the production), to use basic and additional materials economically and to continuously improve the energy efficiency in the company. An Energy Management System (EnMS) systematically records the energy flux and serves as a basis mainly for investments in improving energy efficiency. A functioning EnMS helps a company to continuously and systematically improve its energy performance while taking into consideration other relevant and legal requirements. 8 See, dena 2009b. 9 Internal audits should generally be conducted according to “ISO 19011 – Audits for Quality Management and/or Environment Management Systems” standard. Literature tip 10 For the purpose of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards. An EnMS includes the organisational and informational structures required for implementing energy management, including resources. It formulates and implements energy policies, planning, introduction / initiation and operation, monitoring and measurement, control and correction, internal audits 9 , as well as a regular management review. 10 DIN EN 16001 specifies in form the requirements for an EnMS. It is thus structured towards the ISO 14001 (EMAS) environment management standard. The guide, as a reflection of the standard, does not concern itself with other alternatives, such as how energy management can be operated outside the standard. It does not address technical measures either. The guide from the German Energy Agency (Deutschen Energie-Agentur Dena) is thus recommended as it illustrates a gamut of organisational and technical measures. Grahl, Andrea/Zoch, Immo/Streibel, Martin/Joest, Steffen 2009: Handbuch für betrieb liches Energiemanagement. Systematisch Energiekosten senken. Pub. Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena), Berlin.
R tHE MOSt IMPORtANt ASPECtS Of AN ENMS ENMS Organisation Information Energy Efficiency Documentation Monitoring For readers in a hurry, this guide provides an overview of the differences between ISO 14001 and DIN EN 16001, as well as between EMAS and DIN EN 16001. DIN EN 16001 is essentially oriented towards ISO 14001. At the end of every paragraph in chapter 6, companies who have already implemented ISO 14001 will find an overview of relevant steps, which need to be additionally fulfilled to introduce DIN EN 16001. In Annex B, you will find a tabular overview. As ISO 14001 is an important component of the EMAS regulation, the companies with an EMAS have the advantage of already fulfilling more aspects of DIN EN 16001 when compared with the companies certified according to ISO 14001. The few additional requirements that an EMAS registered company needs to additionally fulfil for DIN EN 16001 can be found in chapter 6. A tabular overview can be found in Annex C. 15
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