The Energy Management System can be applied to companies in any sectors and sizes. It aims to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions, negative environmental impacts and energy costs resulting from the company's activities.
The Energy Management System provides the companies the ability to have control over the big amounts paid to bills in such conditions that the current use of energy is studied, the operations using the most energy are determined, the infrastructure is revised by energy efficient machines and equipment in order to ensure the energy efficiency and the employees is informed in "proper use of energy".
The companies that establish, maintain and certify the Energy Management System will not only ensure the compliance with the laws and control the increasing energy bills but also will be able to attract the attention of their customers with their responsible approach to the world by using energy in a controlled manner.
The ISO 50001 Energy Management System Certification is a strategic guide that enables all high-energy-consuming enterprises, from factories to hospitals, to optimize their electricity, natural gas, and other resource costs. The implementation process begins by mapping the organization's energy consumption profile and identifying the points of maximum consumption and heat loss.
Following the mapping of the current energy flow; metering and measurement plans, efficiency improvement projects, operational improvement procedures, and staff awareness trainings are put into effect. After testing the system's continuity through internal audits and energy reviews, an application is submitted to an accredited certification body. Upon the successful completion of the audit phases, the organization is presented with the official ISO 50001 Energy Management System Certificate, allowing businesses to both reduce high utility bills and qualify for various government incentives and support programs.
This standard establishes a systematic monitoring mechanism by preventing energy consumption from being managed haphazardly. Thanks to the ISO 50001 Energy Management System Certification, points of loss and leakage are identified in real time, process optimization is achieved, and energy expenses that strain the budget are reduced to minimum levels.
In current practice, the standard is implemented under the ISO 50001:2018 version, which complies with the Annex SL high-level structure, providing full integration with all other management systems (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, etc.).
PCA Certification was established in February 2010 under the name of Belgem Belgelendirme, and in 2012 the name was changed, and PCA Certification was obtained.
PCA works primarily in geographical areas within Turkey's borders and, if reachable, with auditors and technical experts in countries all over the world.
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