The CNCA officially approved the certification body to undertake the pilot work of energy management system certification. The pilot work is based on the national standard "Requirements for Energy Management System" (GB/T23331-2009) as the main certification basis, and is implemented according to the relevant industry certification formulated by the pilot agency. The rules (trial) are the auxiliary certification basis, which means that the domestic energy management system certification is officially launched.

How to save energy?

Perhaps the first thing you think of is energy-saving technology. Yes, energy-saving technology is the most direct way to save energy. However, how to effectively organize the development of energy-saving activities? How to maximize savings potential? How to obtain and select suitable energy-saving technologies? How to keep the energy consumption level lower than the social average and maintain its cost advantage in the market competition? Energy management is a top priority.

What is an energy management system?

The energy management system is a reference to the successful model of the quality management system and the environmental management system, combined with the characteristics and special requirements of the energy management field, and the energy management framework requirements jointly developed by dozens of industry experts. An excellent pattern.

What can an energy management system bring to an organization?

Establish a good social image and contribute to energy conservation and emission reduction;

Maximize energy savings, reduce costs, and maintain competitiveness when energy resource prices continue to rise;

Complete the energy-saving targets issued by the state to enterprises;

To obtain various kinds of national awards, such as the state grants the organization a policy subsidy of 200-250 yuan per ton of standard coal, on the condition that the organization must have a sound management system.

Overview of energy management system

From April 9th to 11th, 2008, the State Standards Commission (SAC) and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) held the "Symposium on International Standards for Energy Management Systems" in Beijing. More than 60 experts and scholars from Europe, America, Asia, Africa, etc. attended the meeting. China Quality Certification Center also participated in the discussion.

Continue to adopt the successful experience of management systems such as policy objectives and process management, which is highly compatible with management systems such as quality and environment.

Introduce benchmarking and energy factor identification methods to help organizations better tap savings potential.

Strengthen the collection of information, such as laws and regulations, incentive policies, energy-saving standards, energy-saving technologies, etc., to provide a foundation for organizations to adopt advanced energy-saving technologies.

Put forward clear requirements for product and production process design, optimal configuration of equipment and facilities, energy procurement, process control, etc.

Establish a sound energy measurement and statistical system to provide guarantee for organizational energy management.

Encourage the organization to establish an internal incentive mechanism, improve energy conservation awareness of all employees, and participate in energy conservation activities.