PECB ISO 50001 Foundation case studies
PECB ISO 50001 Foundation · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The PECB ISO 50001 Foundation credential is an entry-level certificate confirming that a candidate understands the fundamental methodologies, requirements, framework and management approach behind an Energy Management System (EnMS) as specified in ISO 50001. PECB states that the certificate shows you have understood these fundamentals. The training is aimed at individuals involved in energy management, individuals seeking knowledge about the main processes of Energy Management Systems, and individuals interested in pursuing a career in energy management. The course runs over two days: Day 1 introduces EnMS concepts as required by ISO 50001, and Day 2 covers the EnMS requirements plus the certificate exam. The PECB ISO 50001 Foundation case studies are 5 cases and about 2,779 words.
1Baseline Comparability After a Major Process Change
Northfield Foods operates a single ready-meal plant. Its energy baseline (EnB) was established for calendar year 2019: 48.2 GWh total energy and 92,000 tonnes of product, giving 524 kWh/tonne.
555 words, about 3 min2Choosing an EnPI for a Hotel with Variable Occupancy
Solstice Hotel has 210 rooms plus a spa, restaurant and on-site laundry. Its monthly EnPI is total electricity consumption in kWh.
561 words, about 3 min3Scope Boundaries and a Significant Energy Use Without Metering
Helio Components Group operates two production sites, a headquarters office, a leased warehouse and an outsourced logistics fleet. Electricity use is 78% at the two production sites, 9% at the warehouse, 5% at headquarters and 8% in logistics.
562 words, about 3 min4Overdue Actions and Ineffective Management Review
At a plastics manufacturer, an internal audit six weeks before certification found four issues. The energy review was last updated in 2021, although a 2 MW steam boiler and a new extrusion line were installed in 2023.
558 words, about 3 min5Energy Performance in a Chiller Procurement Decision
A brewery is replacing a 20-year-old ammonia chiller. The capital budget is €450,000, and the tender is at design stage.
543 words, about 3 min