CT 212/GL - GGE – Gestione dell’energia - Gruppo misto UNI/CTI-CEI

JT014006

EN 15900:2010

Energy Efficiency Services - Definitions and requirements

This European Standard specifies the definitions and minimum requirements for an energy efficiency improvement service. The standard does not specifies the requirements of the service provider, but lists and describes the main steps of the provision process of such service and highlights fundamental requirements.

Sì 13/01/2011

JT014010

UNI CEI EN 16212:2012

Introductory element — Energy Efficiency and Savings Calculation, Top-down and Bottom-up Methods — Complementary element

N.a.

Sì 01/10/2012

JT014008

UNI CEI EN 16231:2012

Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Methodologies

This standard specifies the main principles, namely definition, requirements and procedures, for Energy Efficiency Benchmarking Methodology on energy use in industry and other sectors. The purpose of Energy Efficiency Benchmarking is to establish the (specific) energy consumption of comparable industrial and other processes with the aim to identify ways (best practices) to improve the own performance. The focus of the standard is on the manufacturing industry, in particular the energy intensive industry, but the standard can also be used in other sectors. The standard is applicable to all types of Energy Efficiency Benchmarking, both external (competitive) as well as internal. The standard describes the essential quality requirements of the Benchmarking Methodology in general and more specifically how these requirements apply to Energy Efficiency Benchmarking. These requirements deal with participation, boundaries, correction factors, data collection, data processing/handling and reporting. The standard gives guidance on the setting up of Energy Efficiency Benchmarking, including participation coverage, securing confidentiality of the data/results and the use of an independent body/consultant. The standard describes how to establish the boundary of the process that is being benchmarked and how all energy flows (both direct and indirect), feedstock(s) and (by)product(s) crossing this boundary are to be taken into account. The energy efficiency of the process is the specific energy consumption of the main product(s) of the process. This energy efficiency is in principle independent of the technology or the feedstock that is used. The standard describes how in specific cases a correction factor may be used to allow for a level playing field. The standard further gives guidance on the data collection, the data processing/handling and the reporting of the results.

Sì 01/10/2012

JT014005

UNI CEI EN 16247-5:2015

Energy Audits - Part 5: Competence of energy auditors

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Sì 18/06/2015

JT014011

UNI CEI EN ISO 50001:2018

Energy management systems - Requirements with guidance for use (ISO 50001:2018)

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Sì 27/09/2018

JT014012

UNI CEI EN 17463:2022 (EN 17463:2021)

Valuation of Energy Related Investments (VALERI)

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Sì 24/02/2022

JT014014

UNI CEI EN 16247-1:2022

Energy audits - Part 1: General requirements

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Sì 30/11/2022

JT014015

UNI CEI EN 16247-2:2022

Energy audits - Part 2: Buildings

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Sì 30/11/2022

JT014016

UNI CEI EN 16247-3:2022

Energy audits - Part 3: Processes

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Sì 30/11/2022

JT014017

UNI CEI EN 16247-4:2022

Energy audits - Part 4: Transport

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Sì 30/11/2022

JT014018

UNI CEI EN 17669:2023

Energy Performance Contracts - Minimum requirements

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Sì 16/02/2023

JT014020

UNI CEI EN ISO 50005:2022

Energy management systems - Guidelines for a phased implementation (ISO 50005:2021)

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Sì 20/10/2022

JT014024

UNI CEI EN ISO 50001:2018+A1:2024

Energy management systems - Requirements with guidance for use - Amendment 1: Climate action changes (ISO 50001:2018/Amd 1:2024)

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Sì 16/10/2024

JT014024-IT

UNI CEI EN ISO 50001:2018+A1:2024

Sistemi di gestione dell'energia - Requisiti e linee guida per l'uso (ITALIANO)

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Sì 17/10/2024