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CCPL is accredited by Norwegian Accreditation (NA) Norway for the
QMS, EMS, MDS, OH&S, FSMS Certification Programme. |
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EN 16001 Energy Management System
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Businesses which are wasting energy are causing avoidable pollution, primarily through
increased carbon emissions, which contributes to both climate change and problems
associated with dwindling fuel reserves. Wasting energy also reduces profitability.
Efficient energy management requires the identification of where energy is used,
where it is wasted and where energy saving measures will have most effect. |
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EN 16001:2009 standards provides a comprehensive set of controls designed to help
organizations establish the systems and processes necessary to improve energy efficiency.
The Energy Management Systems standard takes the form of requirements and guidance
intended to assist organizations reduce both costs and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
by helping them develop and implement an energy management system. It includes policy
and objectives that take into account legal or other specific requirements and information
about their energy aspects.
It is intended to apply to all types and sizes of organizations and can be used
independently of, or integrated with, any other management system. The structure
of EN 16001 is similar to that of Environmental Standard ISO 14001.
EN 16001 provides a framework for continuous improvement of an organization?s energy
efficiency and sustainable use. |
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Why choose CCPL as your partner in Energy Management?
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The world's leading ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems* and ISO 9001 Quality
Management Systems certification body with Global network of experts who operate
in a globally consistent manner.
EN 16001:2009 will improve any business by ensuring planned, effective energy management
at all levels. CCPL audits reflect this process and aim to add value by focusing
on the key issues relating to their customer?s organization and operations.
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