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60 C CHECk & ACt 1. Monitoring and measurement According to DIN EN 16001, an important aspect of energy management is the process of continuous improvement. In order to ensure this, you need to regularly check if you have achieved all energy objectives and targets and if the EnMS is functioning optimally. If necessary, you may need to undertake corrective measures. The following aspects must be considered during a regular review: 2. Reviewing compliance with legal obligations 3. Nonconformity, corrective and preventive action 4. Planning and structuring records 5. Internal audits 1. Monitor and measure the results of your EnMS regularly It is possible to detect inefficient energy consumption promptly if there is a frequent and regular comparison between the expected and actual energy consumption. 6. Review by top management By frequently and regularly comparing the expected and actual energy consumption, it is possible to quickly detect inefficient use of energy. Also, it provides the opportunity to analyse the energy consumption and to measure the achievement of objectives and targets. Tip Apart from that, it allows you to analyse energy consumption and to measure the extent to which you have achieved energy targets and objectives. Use energy reports, meter readings, information from administration and accounts for monitoring and measuring. For this, your ERP system (e. g. SAP) should contain the most current data!
The purchase of measurement equipment and meters is often expensive and does not necessarily remain in proportion to the potential savings. Therefore, adjust the number of the required measurement devices to the type of your company and to the requirements of your EnMS. A comprehensive introduction of measurement devices is not necessary; a plan should be prepared to optimise the use of measurement devices and, if necessary, to procure new devices over a long period of time. • • 25 According to DIN EN 16001. Tip • Continuous monitoring and recording of fundamental energy consumption and the energy factors related to it • • Important Generate key indicators to measure energy consumption. This will help you compare the consumption of various plants or production lines. Examples of key figures are, for example, the energy consumption per production unit or m 2 of floor area. For further information on data collection, refer to the chapter PLAN (recording consumption, costs and production of energy). In accordance with DIN EN 16001, the following activities should be carried out regularly: • Consolidating main energy consumption in the form of key values • Comparing actual and expected energy consumption The relation between energy factors and energy consumption must be assessed on a regular basis to ensure that consumption is assessed with the help of current bestpossible performance. R tHE fOllOWING ASPECtS Of tHE MEASuREMENt SHOulD bE RECORDED IN WRItING How is energy consumption measured The scope of measurement (includes measuring intervals, as well as information on measurement devices) The tasks and responsibilities for measurements How is the expected energy consumption determined According to DIN EN 16001 • In the case of major deviation from the expected energy consumption, the reason for deviations and the corrective measures should be documented. 25 Create benchmarks with other divisions of your company or other similar companies in order to discover optimisation potential and to define energy targets. 61
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