ENERGY MANAGEMENT GOOD PRACTICE CAN BE HONED THROUGH DETAILED INTERNATIONAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL STANDARDS
June 1st, 2019
WITH the Carbon Trust defining energy management as the use of technology to improve energy performance of an organisation within their holistic management processes, the need to tap data banks of expertise can only help in framing and operating such policies.
Fortunately, such resources are available through international, regional and national technical standards, which are not only growing in importance, but also regularly updated to take account of technical progress. Of significant benefit is the use of such standards as guidance for planning and risk ...
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