ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems
What Managers Need to Know About Energy and Business Administration
Published on 20. July 2015
249 pages
978-1-63157-010-0 (ISBN)
Description
Managers and academia targeting energy performance improvements have a valuable tool in ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems, which allows for a certification after
third-party audits. Business managers may reduce costs and fully tap the strategic potential of energy as a competitive factor. Academic lecturers can introduce energy in their specific field of teaching and research, helping their students to be successful. Students get a unique selling proposition being endowed with this cutting-edge expertise when applying for a job. The book provides an overview of energy and business administration as an evolving field, outlining the theoretical framework supported by practical examples. Energy oriented business administration involves
. accountancy: linking technical energy reviews to cost- and
revenue accounting,
. operations, procurement, and supply chain management:
implementing "demand side management" profiting of
volatile electricity costs at the exchange,
. managerial accounting: supporting decisions by energy
performance indicators, making use of smart metering,
business intelligence, and in-memory databases,
. strategic planning and CSR: outpacing competitors while
living up to ethical values.
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Johannes Kals
ISO 50001 Energy Management Systems
What Managers Need to Know About Energy and Business Administration
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Hochschule Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Germany
Content
Preface .................................................................................xi
Acknowledgments .................................................................................xiii
How to Use This Book ........................................................................... xv
Part I Understanding ISO 50001 ................................................................................. 1
Chapter 1 ISO 50001 as Certified Management System ....................3
Chapter 2 Energy as Part of Integrated Management and of
Sustainability ..................................................................13
Chapter 3 Energy for Nonengineers ................................................21
Part II Megatrends and Background Theory .................................................................................31
Chapter 4 Scarcity of Energy Resources and Global Warming .........33
Chapter 5 Internalizing External Costs ............................................39
Chapter 6 Green Energy Technology and New Markets ..................53
Chapter 7 IT and Energy ................................................................67
Chapter 8 Public Awareness, Legitimacy, and Disclosure .................75
Part III ISO and Business Functions ................................................................................. 79
Chapter 9 Cross-Reference Table ISO 50001 and Business
Administration ...............................................................81
Chapter 10 Organization (Management Responsibility-ISO 4.2) .....85
Chapter 11 Corporate Ethics and Strategic Planning
(Energy Policy-ISO 4.3) ...............................................93
Chapter 12 Compliance Management (Legal Requirements
-ISO 4.4.2) ................................................................115
Chapter 13 Accounting (Energy Reviews-ISO 4.4.3) ....................117
Chapter 14 Management Accounting (Baseline-ISO 4.4.4 and
EnPI-ISO 4.4.5) ........................................................137
Chapter 15 Investment Appraisal (Objectives, Targets,
and Action Plans-ISO 4.4.6) ......................................147
Chapter 16 Human Resource Management (Competence,
Training, and Awareness-ISO 4.5.2) ...........................161
Chapter 17 Marketing (Communication-ISO 4.5.3) ....................165
Chapter 18 Quality Management (Documentation-ISO 4.5.4) ....169
Chapter 19 Maintenance (Operational Control-ISO 4.5.5) ..........173
Chapter 20 Procurement of Energy (Design-ISO 4.5.6
and Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) ......................................175
Chapter 21 Finance and Contracting to Procure Energy
(Design-ISO 4.5.6 and Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) .....183
Chapter 22 Procurement Other than Energy (Design-ISO 4.5.6
and Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) ......................................185
Chapter 23 Logistics and Supply Chain Management (Design
-ISO 4.5.6 and Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) .................187
Chapter 24 Facility Management (Design-ISO 4.5.6 and
Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) ............................................197
Chapter 25 Production Planning and Production (Design
-ISO 4.5.6 and Procurement-ISO 4.5.7) .................209
Chapter 26 Green IT (Design-ISO 4.5.6 and Procurement
-ISO 4.5.7) ................................................................213
Chapter 27 Control and Audits (Checking-ISO 4.6) ....................217
Chapter 28 Internal Revision (Management Reviews-ISO 4.7) .....221
Part IV Conclusions and Outlook ................................................................................. 223
Chapter 29 Implementing ISO 50001 as a Project of Change
Management .................................................................225
Chapter 30 Another Approach to Energy-Oriented Business
Administration .............................................................233
References .................................................................................237
Selected ISO Standards .................................................................................239
Index .................................................................................241
