ISO 50001Energy management (EnMS) · Energy Management System

ISO 50001 –
Save energy, save money
report to investors

ISO 50001 is the international energy management standard – a systematic framework for reducing energy consumption, cutting operating costs and meeting ESG and net-zero goals. Certified organizations report average savings of 10-30% on energy costs. CBE has been guiding organizations to certification for 30 years – with 100% audit success and over 4,000 satisfied clients.

CBE specializes in guiding and certifying organizations for the ISO 50001 standard, tailoring the management system to the organization's needs.

Current version: ISO 50001:2018Validity: 3 years + annual auditRecognized: Global · ESG recognizedSuitable for: any organization with energy consumption

Quick facts – ISO 50001

Goal

Reducing energy consumption and operating costs

Who needs it

Any organization with significant energy consumption

Importance in Israel

ESG investor requirements and global clients

Complements

ISO 14001, GRI, TCFD, CSRD

CBE – success rate

100% – hundreds of certified clients

What is ISO 50001?

Energy management that proves your net-zero goals are real

ISO 50001 is the international standard for energy management (EnMS). It defines how an organization identifies, manages and improves its energy performance – electricity, gas, fuel and more – in a systematic and proven way.

The standard is based on the PDCA cycle and on Significant Energy Use (SEU) analysis – identifying the largest consumers and focusing improvement efforts on them. There are no absolute numbers – each organization defines its own targets.

CBE doesn't just guide you to ISO 50001 – we build a complete ESG framework that integrates ISO 14001, ISO 50001, GRI and CSRD, because modern investors want the full picture.

SEU identification

Mapping the largest energy consumers in the organization.

Measurable savings targets

Defining energy KPIs and annual improvement targets.

Reducing carbon emissions

Tracking GHG emissions as a basis for net-zero reporting.

Proven ESG reporting

Verified energy data for GRI, TCFD and CSRD reports.

Who needs ISO 50001?

Manufacturing & Industry

Energy costs are 10-30% of production costs. ISO 50001 saves directly on the bottom line.

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Corporations & ESG

Institutional investors and ESG ratings reward ISO 50001. Provides data for GRI and CSRD.

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Real Estate & Infrastructure

Buildings are huge energy consumers. ISO 50001 manages and reduces – and improves Green Building scores.

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Logistics & Transport

Fleet management and fuel savings. ISO 50001 complements ISO 14001 for a comprehensive ESG program.

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Data Centers

Data centers are massive electricity consumers. ISO 50001 manages the digital carbon footprint.

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Hospitality & Retail

Hotels and malls with high energy consumption – ISO 50001 saves costs and improves image.

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Benefits

What do you get from ISO 50001 certification?

Energy cost savings

Certified organizations report average savings of 10-30% on energy costs

Improving ESG rating

ISO 50001 improves the E score in MSCI, Sustainalytics and international ESG ratings

Meeting net-zero goals

A measurement and reporting framework that supports carbon targets and TCFD

Opening deals

Global clients and investors increasingly require certified energy management

What does ISO 50001 require?
1

Organizational context

Defining the organization's needs, stakeholders and the scope of the quality management system.

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Operation

Process planning and control, managing customer requirements, external providers and output control.

2

Leadership

Management commitment, quality policy and defining roles and responsibilities.

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Performance evaluation

Measurement, analysis, internal audit and management review.

3

Planning

Risk and opportunity management, quality objectives and plans to achieve them.

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Improvement

Managing non-conformities, corrective actions and continuous improvement of the system.

4

Support

Resources, employee competence, internal communication and documentation.

Don't know where to start?

CBE performs a full Gap Analysis and builds a work plan tailored to your organization.

Standards that complement ISO 50001

Energy management is part of a broader ESG framework:

The certification process with CBE

CBE accompanies you at every stage – from mapping all energy sources, SEU and baseline to the certificate

1

Initial energy review

Mapping all energy sources, SEU and the current baseline

2

Defining EnPIs & targets

Setting performance indicators and realistic savings targets

3

Building the EnMS

Procedures, energy policy, monitoring plan and documentation

4

Internal audit

Checking EnMS effectiveness and audit simulation

5

Certificate + ongoing guidance

Guidance through the audit and annual target updates

Why choose CBE for ISO 50001?

30 years, hundreds of clients, 100% success – here's what sets us apart

100% success

Committed to success! No client has ever failed a certification audit. Not certified – you don't pay!

A pace that suits you

We adapt the schedule to your deadline – tender, supplier, client.

We write for you

CBE's skilled human team writes your procedures and documentation tailored to your organization.

Full GRC framework

ISO 50001 is the E in ESG. CBE also guides you to ISO 14001, SA8000, GRI and more – under one roof.

Years-long guidance

We don't disappear after the certificate. Annual audits, standard updates, organizational changes.

4,000 satisfied clients

From startup to corporation – experience with every organization type in every field.

ISO 50001 as part of an ESG framework

ISO 50001 covers energy management – but a complete ESG framework requires more. CBE manages your entire ESG journey under one roof.

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FAQ about ISO 50001

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Can a service company (not manufacturing) certify?

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