Improving energy efficiency has never been higher up the business agenda. Rising fuel prices mean that reducing energy use makes economic sense, while increasingly-compelling research about climate change means that it makes social and environmental sense, too.
In response to these trends, a new set of energy management standards are being developed to provide organizations with a roadmap for ensuring that their energy use is as efficient as possible.
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BS EN 16001:2009Energy management systems - Requirements with guidance for useBS 8499:2009Specification for domestic gas meter boxes and meter bracket
PAS 402Waste resource management. Specification for performance reporting
BS EN 61400 wind turbines seriesThe BS EN 61400 series of standards for manufacturers, designers, owners, planners and installers of wind power plants. Covers onshore and offshore wind turbines. Also for utility companies in the wind energy market.
Supporting energy book:
Energy Management Principles and Practice: A Companion to BS EN 16001:2009
Coming soon – new specification for carbon neutralityPAS 2060 Specification for the demonstration of carbon neutrality:
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NEW BSI Energy Management Self-assessment Online
Helping you to become more energy efficient and implement the new energy standard BS EN 16001:2009.
FREE specification on greenhouse gas emissionsPAS 2050 - Assessing the life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of goods and services
FREE Energy Management Report Download the UL Energy Management research report
BSI British Standards Draft Review system The Draft Review system gives the public an easy way to access drafts of British Standards (Drafts for Public Comment - DPC) and Publicly Available Specifications (PAS) in order to give us feedback before full publication.
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