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How ISO 50001, Energy

Management System can

be implementedISO 50001 -Energy Management System on 15 & 16 November 2011

LOUIS WONG , EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF E2C CONSULTING PTE LTD

SEAS MEMBER

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AGENCY,NEA in partnership with SPRING SINGAPORE

Management System for Energy (ISO 50001)

Content

Singapore Energy Challenges

Understand barriers to implement EnMS

Energy Management Approach – 5 Steps

Saving Strategies examples

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Singapore Carbon Emission

Carbon Emission in SIN (

1990 to 2007)

Carbon Emission in SIN

( Projected to 2020 )


Singapore Energy Challenges

Singapore International

Energy Week 2011

�Mr S Iswaran, Minister, Prime Minister’s Office and Second Minister for Home Affairs and Trade and Industry

3 Strategies

�Diversify Energy Supply

�Manage Energy Demand

�Support Innovative Energy Solutions

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Understand Barriers to implement EnMS

� “No One size fit All” Approach”

� Failure to recognize important of realizingopportunities for energy efficiency at system level

� Lack of incentive for the management and staff toprioritize making continuous efficiencyimprovement

� Lack of on the existing energy process, system,energy consumption and equipment efficiency

Management System for Energy (ISO

50001)QUESTIONS - Are you ready?

� Is your leadership requiring you to reduce energy cost?

� Is your company prepared to allocate resources to

energy management?

� Does your company have experience with process

improvement programs such as Lean Six Sigma, ISO

9001 or 14001?

� Has your company allocated additional resources for

workforce development and educational training?

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PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT (PDCA Cycle)

Plan

Do

Check

Act

• Energy strategy (policy)

of the management

• Management programme

and energy saving targets

(based on data and cost analyses)

Documentation

• Energy organisation

(management representative/ team)

• Regular communication among

all parties involved,

• Tracking objectives and activities

• internal (energy) audits

- visits/inspections,

- data, facts, documents

- talks with staff members

• (if required, external assessment

and further recommendations)

• Management assessment

(incl. discussion of data and results)

• Making decisions to:

- improve organisation communication

- set up new objectives and implement

new measures


Energy Management Approach – 5 Steps

5-step process

Commit Assess Plan

Build Awareness and Reward

Achievement

Evaluate and Adjust plan

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Energy Management Approach – Step 1

� Step 1: Commit

Company decision

Balance limits

Energy policy

Energy manager

Environmental legislation

Senior management

demonstrate a

commitment by

signing a formal

energy policy and

setting goals



� Step 2: Assess � Company data, basic energy consumption, energy data

� Management system check/comparision

� Benchmarking

� Carbon Footprint (C02 emission)

� Trend analysis

� Site walkthrough

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Setting a Baseline ?

Consumption Profile Nov 05

Chiller 1 & 2

East Cooling Tower

Compressors

Office

40%

15%19%

4%

22%

Cranes

Find out your

organization/buildin

g/ processes energy

profile and monitor

your monthly

energy usage data

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� Step 3: Plan

Execute the plan, drive towards the goal

Training, raising awareness Documentation

Implementation management

Communication Set-up

Procurement

Create an energy

action plan with

clear goals and

deliverables to

drive towards

continuous energy

improvement



� Step 4: Build Awareness and Reward Achievement

Monitoring

Measuring

Analysis

Compliance assessmentInternal audit

Corrective actionSteering of records

Real Time

Feedback

Maximizes

Operational

Performance

Sustain your results

- Empower

Ownership, Build

Morale and

Recognize Actions

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� Step 5: Evaluate and Adjust Plan

Results of the

management reviews

Energy efficiency

Energy policy

Energy efficiency parameters

Strategic goals

Operative targets

Provision of raw material

Evaluate progress

on plan goals and

adjust your plan

based on

performance.


Saving Strategy – Understanding Kwh

WEB - Energy Management system

• What is your current baseline, what are your available matrix ?

• Cost/ton, kWh/piece,

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1. Power Quality Monitoring

Monitoring 3. Electrical Distribution Monitoring

2. Compressor & Chiller Control

4. Air Handling Unit

Do you really know how much electricity you’re using? Do you really know how much electricity you’re using? Do you really know how much electricity you’re using? Do you really know how much electricity you’re using?

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Saving Strategy – Check your setting

Many design settings

comes with buffer

capacity and every

motor and drive comes

with spare ratingsWeb Server Clients

PowerMonitors 3rd Party Sensors

Data Collection & Management

Courtesy by Power Automation Pte Ltd

Management System for Energy (ISO 50001)Saving Strategy – Energy Management System

Accupower®

EVS Pre-Paid Wireless Meter

• Pay As you Use, Multi Tariff Single or 3 phase

TOU Meter

• Consumer Display Unit (CDU)– pairs to

individual meter, update credits and rate of

consumption in $/hr in real time

• Assist user in understanding their energy

usage and encourages Energy Conservation

Courtesy by Power Automation Pte Ltd

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Earth Hour 2012:

“The Earth is all we have in common.”

quotes from Wendell Berry.

8.30pm, Saturday 31 March, celebrate your action for the planet with the people of

world by switching off your lights for an hour, then go beyond the hour

Thank You for Your Kind

AttentionLouis Wong

Tel : +65 67761205 Email at [email protected]

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