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NU Energy Asset Management Case Study

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Assignment word count: The maximum word count for the document is 2000 words (excluding cover page, table of content, tables, figures and references)

Tasks:

In this coursework, you are expected to provide a report (as a consultant) to the attention of the management of an industrial asset/facility to provide information and guidance on ISO50001.

You must first choose an industrial facility /plant (in any sector of your choice: production, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, food, mining, automotive, aerospace, etc.) and then produce a report (on behalf of a consultancy company) outlining the benefits (including government policy and strategies, energy consumption reduction, energy efficiency, public image), and process of implementation of ISO50001.

The document should also explain the possible the requirement, cost implication, organization structure. It must include the main elements of the standard requirement including:

  • Undertake gap analysis of the current system (organization structure, /culture, working hours, equipment specification, operation and maintenance, etc.) and compare against ISO 50001 requirements
  • Possibility of development of an Energy Management System (EnMS) and related policies and procedures.
  • Identify opportunities to reduce the energy consumption and carbon footprint within the plant
  • Indicating an energy baseline and identifying areas of significant energy use (SEU)
  • Indicating the requirement in order to establish an energy policy, key Energy Performance Indicators (Enlist) and objectives
  • Timetabling the schedules of energy audits to continually measure and evaluate energy performance and audits of the energy management system.
  • Identification of any training or purchases required.

    • Providing assistance in identifying possible government financial support (loans, grants etc.) would strengthen the case being presented to the customer

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