ISO 50006-Note Book

‫‪NIOC- HSE MANAGEMENT‬‬
‫همکاران آکادمی‬
‫مدیر عامل‬
‫علیرضا لک‬
‫عضو هیئت مدیره‬ ‫رئیس هیئت مدیره‬

‫میترا میالنی‬ ‫آلفرد کارابدیان‬
‫مدیر قراردادهاي آموزشی‬
‫سید رضا حسینی‬
‫کارشناس دوره هاي عمومی‬ ‫سرپرست دوره هاي عمومی‬

‫مهران شمخالی‬ ‫الهه عزیزی‬ ‫سمیه فالح‬
‫کارشناسان فروش دوره هاي اختصاصی‬
‫یلدا امدادی‬ ‫سپیده فالحتی‬ ‫رزیتا رحمانی‬
‫کارشناسان اجرایی‬
‫ساناز پرتوی‬ ‫مریم محمدزاده‬
‫کارشناس امور برنامه ریزي و قراردادهاي مشاوره‬
‫فاطمه پیوندی‬
‫استاندارد ‪ISO 50006:2014‬‬

‫‪Energy management systems‬‬
‫‪— Measuring energy performance using‬‬
‫‪energy baselines (EnB) and energy‬‬
‫)‪performance indicators (EnPI‬‬
‫‪— General principles and guidance‬‬
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This International Standard provides organizations with practical

guidance on how to meet the requirements of ISO 50001 related to the
establishment, use and maintenance of energy performance indicators
(EnPIs) and energy baselines (EnBs) in measuring energy performance
and energy performance changes.
EnPIs and EnBs are two key interrelated elements of ISO 50001 that
enable the measurement, and therefore management of energy
performance in an organization. Energy performance is a broad concept
which is related to energy consumption, energy use and energy
efficiency.
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In order to effectively manage the energy performance of their facilities,

systems, processes and equipment, organizations need to know how
energy is used and how much is consumed over time.
An EnPI is a value or measure that quantifies results related to energy
efficiency, use and consumption in facilities, systems, processes and
equipment. Organizations use EnPIs as a measure of their energy
performance.
The EnB is a reference that characterizes and quantifies an

organization’s energy performance during a specified time period.
The EnB enables an organization to assess changes in energy
performance between selected periods.
The EnB is also used for calculation of energy savings, as a reference
before and after implementation of energy performance improvement
actions.
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Organizations define targets for energy performance as part of the

energy planning process in their energy management systems (EnMS).
The organization needs to consider the specific energy performance
targets while identifying and designing EnPIs and EnBs.
This International Standard provides guidance to organizations on how

to establish, use and maintain energy performance indicators (EnPIs)
and energy baselines (EnBs) as part of the process of measuring energy
performance.
The guidance in this International Standard is applicable to any

organization, regardless of its size, type, location or level of maturity in
the field of energy management.
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ISO 50001:2011, Energy management systems —

Requirements with guidance for use
3- Terms and Definitions
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process of modifying the energy baseline in order to enable energy

performance comparison under equivalent conditions between the
reporting period and the baseline period.
Note 1: ISO 50001 requires adjustments to the EnB when EnPIs no
longer reflect organizational energy use and consumption, or when
there have been major changes to the process, operational patterns, or
energy systems, or according to a predetermined method.
Note 2: Typically adjustments are made to account for changes in static
factors.
Note 3: Predetermined methods typically reset the EnB at defined
intervals.
defined period of time used to compare energy performance with the

reporting period.
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physical or site limits and/or organizational limits as defined by the

organization.
EXAMPLE:
A process; a group of processes; a site; an entire organization; multiple
sites under the control of an organization.
electricity, fuels, steam, heat, compressed air, and other like media.
Note 1: For the purposes of this International Standard, energy refers to
the various forms of energy, including renewable, which can be
purchased, stored, treated, used in equipment or in a process, or
recovered.
Note 2: Energy can be defined as the capacity of a system to produce
external activity or perform work.
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quantitative reference(s) providing a basis for comparison of energy

performance.
Note 1: An energy baseline reflects a specified period of time.
Note 2: An energy baseline can be normalized using variables which
affect energy use and/or consumption, e.g. production level, degree days
(outdoor temperature), etc.
Note 3: The energy baseline is also used for calculation of energy
savings, as a reference before and after implementation of energy
performance improvement actions.
quantity of energy applied.
Note 1: Energy consumption can be represented in volume and mass

flow or weight units (fuel) or converted into units that are multiples of
joules or watt-hours (e.g. GJ, kWh).
Note 2: Energy consumption is typically measured using permanent or
temporary meters. The values can be measured directly or can be
calculated over a specific period of time.
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ratio or other quantitative relationship between an output of

performance, service, goods or energy, and an input of energy.
EXAMPLE:
Conversion efficiency; energy required/energy used; output/input;
theoretical energy used to operate/energy used to operate.
Note 1: Both input and output need to be clearly specified in quantity
and quality, and be measurable.
measurable results related to energy efficiency, energy use and energy

consumption.
Note 1: In the context of energy management systems, results can be

measured against the organization’s energy policy, objectives, targets
and other energy performance requirements.
Note 2: Energy performance is one component of the performance of the
energy management system.
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quantitative value or measure of energy performance, as defined by the

organization.
Note 1: EnPIs could be expressed as a simple metric, ratio or a more

complex model.
detailed and quantifiable energy performance requirement, applicable to

the organization or parts thereof, that arises from the energy objectives
and that needs to be set and met in order to achieve this objective.
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manner or kind of application of energy.
EXAMPLE:
Ventilation; lighting; heating; cooling; transportation; processes;
production lines.
single installation, set of installation or production processes (stationary

or mobile), which can be defined within a single geographical boundary,
organization unit or production process.
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process of routinely modifying energy data in order to account for

changes in relevant variables to compare energy performance under
equivalent conditions.
Note: EnPIs and corresponding EnBs can be normalized.
quantifiable factor that impacts energy performance and routinely

changes.
EXAMPLE:
Production parameters (production, volume, production rate); weather
conditions (outdoor temperature, degree days); operating hours;
operating parameters (operational temperature, light level).
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defined period of time selected for calculation and reporting of energy

performance.
EXAMPLE:
The period for which an organization wants to assess changes in EnPIs
relative to the EnB period.
energy use accounting for substantial energy consumption and/or

offering considerable potential for energy performance improvement.
Note: Significance criteria are determined by the organization.
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identified factor that impacts energy performance and does not routinely
change.
EXAMPLE1: Facility size; design of installed equipment; the number of
weekly production shifts; the number or type of occupants (e.g. office
workers); range of products.
EXAMPLE2: A change of a static factor could be a change in a
manufacturing process raw material, from aluminium to plastic.
4- Measurement of energy performance
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4.1 General overview
4.2 Obtaining relevant energy performance information from

the energy review
4.3 Identifying energy performance indicators
4.4 Establishing energy baselines
4.5 Using energy performance indicators and energy baselines
4.6 Maintaining and adjusting energy performance indicators

and energy baselines
4.1 General Overview
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4.1.1 General
4.1.2 Energy consumption
4.1.3 Energy use
4.1.4 Energy efficiency
4.1.5 Energy performance indicators (EnPIs)
4.1.6 Energy baselines (EnBs)
4.1.7 Quantifying energy performance
In order to effectively measure and quantify its energy performance,

an organization establishes EnPIs and EnBs. EnPIs are used to
quantify the energy performance of the whole organization or its
various parts. EnBs are quantitative references used to compare EnPI
values over time and to quantify changes in energy performance.
Energy performance results can be expressed in units of consumption

(e.g. GJ, kWh), specific energy consumption (SEC) (e.g. kWh/unit),
peak power (e.g. kW), percent change in efficiency or dimensionless
ratios, etc.
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Quantifying energy consumption is essential for measuring energy

performance and energy performance improvements.
When multiple forms of energy are used, it is useful to convert all

forms to a common unit of measure of energy. Care should be taken
to perform the conversion in a manner that appropriately represents
total energy consumed including losses in the energy conversion
process.
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Identifying energy uses such as energy systems (e.g. compressed air,

steam, chilled water, etc.), processes and equipment helps to
categorize energy consumption and to focus energy performance on
uses that are important to an organization.
Energy efficiency is a frequently used metric for measuring energy

performance and may be used as an EnPI.
Energy efficiency can be expressed in a number of ways, such as
energy output/energy input (conversion efficiency); energy
required/energy consumed (where energy required may be derived
from a theoretical model or some other relationship); production
output/energy input (for example the tons of production per unit
energy consumed).
NOTE: Energy input/production output is sometimes used as an EnPI
and is referred to as energy intensity.
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EnPIs should provide relevant energy performance information to

enable various users within an organization to understand its energy
performance and take actions to improve it.
The EnPIs can be applied at facility, system, process or equipment

levels to provide various levels of focus.
An organization should set an energy target and an energy baseline for

each EnPI.
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An organization should compare energy performance changes between

the baseline period and the reporting period.
The EnB is simply used to determine the EnPI values for the baseline
period. The type of information needed to establish an energy baseline
is determined by the specific purpose of the EnPI.
Energy performance changes can be calculated using EnPIs and EnBs

for facilities, systems, processes or equipment.
Comparing energy performance between the baseline period and the
reporting period involves calculating the difference in the value of the
EnPI between the two periods.
In cases where the organization has determined that relevant variables
affect energy performance, the organization should normalize the EnPI
and its corresponding EnB to compare energy performance under
equivalent conditions.
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the energy review

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4.2.1 General
4.2.2 Defining the energy performance indicator boundaries
4.2.3 Defining and quantifying energy flows
4.2.4 Defining and quantifying relevant variables
4.2.5 Defining and quantifying static factors
4.2.6 Gathering data
The energy review provides useful energy performance information for

developing EnPIs and EnBs.
Annex A illustrates the relationship between the energy review and
information needed to identify EnPIs and establish EnBs. The
establishment of appropriate EnPIs and corresponding EnBs requires
access to available organizational energy data, analysis of the data, and
processing of energy information.
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Annex A:
The EnMS scope and boundary comprise the area or the activities within
which an organization manages energy performance.
When defining an EnPI boundary, consideration should be given to:
 organizational responsibilities in relation with energy management;
 the ease of isolating the EnPI boundary by measuring energy and
relevant variables;
 the EnMS boundary;
 the significant energy use (SEU) or group of SEUs the organization
designates as a priority to control and improve;
 specific equipment, processes and sub-processes that the organization
wishes to isolate and manage.
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EnPI boundary levels Description and examples

Individual facility/ The EnPI boundary can be defined around the physical perimeter
equipment/ of one facility/equipment/ process the organization wants to
process control and improve.
Example: The steam production equipment.
System The EnPI boundary can be defined around the physical perimeter
of a group of facilities/ processes/equipment interacting with
each other that the organization wants to control and improve.
Example: The steam production and the steam use equipment,
such as a dryer.
Organizational The EnPI boundary can be defined around the physical perimeter
of facilities/processes/equipment also taking into account the
responsibility in energy management of individuals, teams,
groups or business units designated by the organization.
Example: Steam purchased for a factory/factories, or department
of the organization.
Annex B:
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EnPI boundaries division could be performed as follows:

a) the number of divisions should be minimized;
b) it is first recommended that the boundary be divided into two parts
such as SEU and other;
c) facilities that work in the same way should be categorized together;
d) the facility should be divided into some parts (e.g. facilities for
product X, facilities for product Y, utility facilities);
e) the EnBs should be established for each operational status of the
EnPI boundary.
The operational status refers to production ramp-up, normal

operation, production hold, production stop, etc.
As a minimum, it is recommended that organizations establish at least
two EnB operational status conditions: under production conditions,
and under non-production conditions.
With the above procedures, the energy characteristics of the
organization can be modelled easily. This method divides a boundary
into sub-boundaries and models them according to their status. This
method is easier than analysing all data and creating a nonlinear
regression model.
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Once an EnPI boundary is defined, the organization should identify

energy flowing across the boundary.
EnPIs and EnBs for SEUs require well-defined boundaries in order to

quantify energy flows. An important consideration for each SEU is
appropriate metering for measuring energy consumption that crosses
the SEU boundary as well as availability of data on relevant variables.
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Depending on the needs of the organization and its EnMS, relevant

variables that are likely to have an impact on energy performance should
be defined and quantified at each EnPI boundary.
It is important to isolate those variables which are significant in terms of
energy performance from the variables which have little or no influence.
Data analysis is often required to determine the significance of relevant
variables.
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Factors affecting energy performance often change in value. Factors

should be analysed to see if they are best considered as a relevant
variable or as a static factor.
For example, a manufacturing plant may have a routinely changing
production level that is a relevant variable and non-routinely changing
product mix that is a static factor.
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It is important to record the condition of these static factors at the time

when EnPIs and EnBs are being established. The organization should
review these static factors over time, to ensure that the EnPIs and EnBs
remain appropriate and to record any major changes that could affect
energy performance.
Although static factors do not vary substantially between the reporting
period and the baseline period, if conditions change the static factors
could change and the organization should maintain related EnPIs or
EnBs.
Practical Help Box: Static factor changes that require maintenance to related EnPIs
or EnBs
It can be difficult to understand when static factors require maintenance to related EnPIs
or EnBs. The following describes a few helpful scenarios.
Change in product type 
Change in shifts per day 
Change in building occupancy 
Change in floor area 
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4.2.6.1 Data collection
4.2.6.2 Measurement
4.2.6.3 Selecting data collection frequency
4.2.6.4 Ensuring data quality
An organization should specify the data to be collected for each EnPI

and its corresponding EnB.
Data collection can happen at any point during the process. The source
of energy should be specified together with relevant variables.
It is important to gather all data including static factors that will be
used to develop EnPIs and the corresponding EnBs.
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Practical Help Box: Energy data collection challenges
Organizations can experience several data collection challenges. The following

scenarios describe potential solutions to some of these challenges.
Lack of detailed metered data from energy suppliers 
Lack of data on relevant variables 
) data forms ‫ناسازگار‬Incompatible ( 
Lack of data for specific energy uses 
The organization may determine that the significance of the energy use in
an EnPI boundary or the opportunity for improvement is sufficiently high
to justify the expense of new meters, sub-meters, and/or sensors to
measure other relevant variables.
When organizations use estimated values to calculate EnPIs and the

corresponding EnBs, they should document their assumptions and
methods.
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Energy consumption is typically measured using permanent meters or

sub-meters or with temporary metering. Energy consumption should be
measured and calculated by using data over a specific period of time.
When choosing EnPIs, the organization should consider its existing
measurement and monitoring capabilities.
The organization should take measurements for each energy value and
relevant variable necessary to calculate the selected EnPIs and the
corresponding EnBs.
Measurements can be taken on a spot basis (e.g. using portable

meters), on a temporary basis (e.g. using data loggers), or
continuously (e.g. Distributed Control System (DCS), Power
Distribution Control System (PDCS), Plant Information Management
System (PIMS)).
Energy consumption and relevant variables used to calculate each

EnPI should be measured at the same time and frequency.
All measurements should be accurate and repeatable and the

corresponding meters calibrated. All measured values should be
validated.
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The data collection period can be longer than the baseline period and
reporting period. Data collection is performed periodically (e.g.
hourly, daily, weekly). This is called data collection frequency.
The organization should select an adequate data collection frequency

for each energy consumption and relevant variable included in the
EnPI and the corresponding EnB.
The data collection frequency may be much higher than the frequency
of reporting in order to measure and understand the impact of relevant
variables on energy performance.
For example, hourly, daily or weekly data collection may be needed at

the operational level to address significant deviations. Such energy
values and relevant variables may then be aggregated for monthly
reviews at the organizational level.
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The organization should review the set of measured energy values and
relevant variables to determine the quality of the data. Faulty
metering, faulty data capture, or atypical operating conditions may
produce significant outliers which may need to be examined.
Inaccuracies in measuring devices can undermine (‫ )از بین بردن‬the validity
of the data collected.
Measurement accuracy and the level of uncertainty should be taken
into account when interpreting and reporting on EnPIs.

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4.3.1 General
4.3.2 Identifying users of energy performance indicators
4.3.3 Determining the specific energy performance

characteristics to be quantified
The main types of EnPIs are:

 measured energy value: consumption of an entire site or one or
more energy uses measured by a meter;
 ratio of measured values: expression of the energy efficiency;
 statistical model: relationship between energy consumption and
relevant variables using linear or nonlinear regressions;
 engineering based model: relationship between energy
consumption and relevant variables using engineering simulations.
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EnPIs should be easily understandable by their users. The type and

complexity of the EnPI should be adapted to the different end users’
needs. Multiple EnPIs may be required.
EnPIs can be developed for internal or external users. Internal users

typically use EnPIs to manage improvements in energy performance.
External users typically use EnPIs to meet information requirements
derived from legal and other requirements.
Practical Help Box: EnPI users

It may be difficult to know who may gain value in an organization’s EnPIs. The
following outline describes some common users.
Top management : Top management may use one or more EnPI(s) representing the 
whole organization.
Management representative : Management representative may use all of the EnPIs the 
organization uses.
Plant or facility manager : Plant or facility managers may use all of the EnPIs in their 
plant or facility including the EnPI regarding its SEU.
Operation and maintenance personnel - Operation and maintenance personnel may 
use the EnPIs relevant to the process or equipment which they have responsibility for.
Process engineer : Process engineer may use complex EnPIs such as engineering 
models.
External users : May include regulatory bodies, professional and sector associations, 
EnMS auditors, customers, or other organizations.
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NOTE1: The type of EnPIs would also apply to the corresponding

EnBs.
NOTE2: In the building environment, kWh/m2 of floor space is
commonly used, but it is sub-optimal because floor space is rarely a
relevant variable for appliances and/or lighting. A better building EnPI
for appliances and/or lighting would be kWh/occupant-hour.
NOTE3: In some cases, an organization might need to combine EnPIs
into a single EnPI. For example, a factory with multiple activities
might need to submit a single EnPI value to meet a government
programme requirement.
NOTE4: In some cases, an organization can present the performance of

the statistical model EnPI type as a single EnPI.
NOTE5: Statistical and engineering models enable energy performance

comparisons under equivalent conditions, even if there are changes or
relevant variables. Models generally describe the relationship between
energy values and relevant variables in the baseline period.
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4.2 Obtaining relevant energy performance information from the energy

review
4.6 Maintaining and adjusting energy performance indicators and energy

baselines
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Determining a suitable baseline period
4.4.3 Determining and testing energy baselines
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The EnB is characterized by the value of the EnPI during the baseline
period. A comparison between the EnB and reporting period EnPIs can
be used to illustrate progress towards meeting energy objectives and
energy targets and demonstrate improvements in energy performance.
The following steps should be taken to establish an EnB:

 determine the specific purpose which the EnB will be used;
 determine a suitable data period;
 data collection;
 determine and test the EnB.
When establishing the EnBs the organization should determine a

suitable data period in consideration of the nature of its operations. The
baseline period and reporting period should be long enough to ensure
that the variability in operating patterns are accounted for by the EnB
and EnPI. Typically these periods are 12 months long to account for
seasonality in energy consumption and relevant variables.
The baseline period should be of sufficient duration to capture variations

in relevant variables, such as seasonality in production, weather patterns,
etc.
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P-value < 0.1 & Significance F < 0.1
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P-value:
What does the P-value mean?: Probability of being significant.
Low P-value:
a) The variable is significant.
High P-value:
a) The variable is not significant.
b) Some variables are correlated.
c) The variable is significant but there are other variables.
d) Saving Opportunities in operational control.
Significance F:
What does this mean?: Probability of being significant.
Low Significance F:
a) The model is significant.
High Significance F:
a) The model is not significant.
b) Some variables are non-linear.
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4.5.1 Determining when normalization is needed
4.5.2 Calculating energy performance improvements
4.5.3 Communicating changes in energy performance
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Direct comparison of energy consumption (non-normalized method)

between the baseline period and the reporting period can only be
accomplished if there are no significant changes to the relevant
variables.
In order to compare energy performance between two periods under
equivalent conditions, the EnPI and corresponding EnB should be
normalized using relevant variables as follows:
 in case of a single significant relevant variable and small base load,
a simple ratio of energy consumption divided by the relevant
variable can be used (e.g. a specific energy consumption);
 in case of multiple relevant variables or a large base load, a model
describing the relationship between the energy consumption and
relevant variables is used.
Practical Help Box: Calculating energy performance improvements
EnPI difference: This is the difference between the baseline period EnPI value and 
the reporting period EnPI values. This could be illustrated in the following
equation, where the baseline EnPI value is B, the reporting value is R:
Difference = R – B
Percent change: This is the change in values from the baseline period to the 
reporting period, expressed as a percentage of the EnB value. This could be
illustrated in the following equation.
Percent change = [(R – B) / B] x 100
Current ratio: This is a ratio of the reporting period value divided by the baseline 
period value.
Current ratio = (R/B)
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Energy performance should be presented based on the needs of the

users. It should typically be shown or reported with the EnPIs, EnB
and an energy target value.
4.2 Obtaining relevant energy performance information from the

energy review
4.6 Maintaining and adjusting energy performance indicators and

energy baselines
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When changes to facilities, systems or processes occur, energy use,

consumption, efficiency and associated relevant variables may be
impacted. The organization should ensure the current EnPIs, the
corresponding boundaries and EnBs are still appropriate and effective
in measuring energy performance.
If they are no longer appropriate, the organization should change or
develop new EnPIs or make adjustments to the EnB.
There are several tests for determining whether the EnPI and EnB are
still appropriate or valid including:
a) comparing the baseline values of relevant variables to reporting
period conditions to see if they are within a valid statistical range
(used with statistical models);
b) identifying any major changes in static factors which could
invalidate the calculation of energy performance under equivalent
conditions including major production processes added or deleted and
major production changes like changes to the number of production
shifts.
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If the EnB values are no longer valid, then adjustments for

calculating energy performance will need to be made. The baseline
period can be adjusted (e.g. shifted to a different time period) or
energy performance can be calculated without changing the baseline
period, using several methods, including:
 using energy data from the reporting period to develop a
statistical model, and then calculating performance using the
actual baseline data; one this approach is sometimes called back
casting;
 using energy data based on standard conditions to develop a
statistical model and then calculating performance with the actual
energy and relevant variable data from the baseline and reporting
period.
Practical Help Box: Examples of EnPI and EnB changes
 Static factor changes
 Energy use change

 Data availability
 Data frequency
 Target changes
 Using a predetermined method
 Management review
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‫‪ ‬مرز ‪:1‬‬
‫‪ ‬مرز ‪:2‬‬
‫آیا الزم است هر یک از مرزها از نظر اندازه گیري حامل انرژي مستقل باشند؟ ‪.......‬‬
‫با توجه به داده هاي مربوطه‪ ،‬به نظر شما کدام روش براي انتخاب ‪ EnPI‬مناسب می باشد‪ ،‬در جدول‬
‫بنویسید‪.‬‬
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‫به نظر شما آیا می توانیم در بررسی مصرف حامل انرژي برق براي ‪ 2‬مرز فوق یک ‪ EnPI‬و ‪ EnB‬واحد انتخاب کنیم و‬
‫همزمان عملکرد انرژي کل ‪ 2‬مرز را بررسی کنیم؟‬
‫به نظر شما آیا می توانیم در بررسی مصرف حامل انرژي برق براي ‪ 2‬مرز فوق یک ‪ EnPI‬و ‪ EnB‬واحد انتخاب کنیم و‬
‫همزمان عملکرد انرژي کل ‪ 2‬مرز را بررسی کنیم؟‬
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‫کارخانه سیمان‬
‫در بازنگری انرژی (ممیزی انرژی) در مرز ‪( 1‬کوره پخت)‪ ،‬تیم انرژی متشکل از نفرات بهر برداری‪،‬‬
‫تعمیرات و نگهداری و واحد انرژی دو فرصت صرفه جویی زیر را پیشنهاد کرده اند‪:‬‬
‫‪: ECO 1 ‬‬
‫‪: ECO 2 ‬‬
‫دو موضوع فوق در جلسه کمیته انرژی مطرح گردیده است‪ ،‬طبق نظر کمیته این کوره سال ها با‬
‫این شرایط کار کرده است و در بهره برداری نیز موارد فوق رعایت شده است‪ .‬بنابراین اگر تیم‬
‫انرژی عالوه بر وظایف خود این فرصت ها را به عنوان پروژه انجام دهند‪ ،‬در ‪ 6‬ماه آینده‪ ،‬نیمی از‬
‫سود حاصل از کاهش مصرف حامل انرژی به تیم تعلق می گیرد‪ .‬روش اثبات صرفه جویی منطبق‬
‫با ‪ ISO50006‬قابل قبول است‪.‬‬
‫با توجه به شرایط فوق شما کدام روش را براي ‪ EnPI‬و ‪ EnB‬کوره انتخاب می کنید؟ ابتدا داده ها را در نرم افزار‬
‫اِکسل تحلیل نمائید و نتیجه را در جدول زیر بنویسید‪.‬‬
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‫با توجه به شرایط فوق شما کدام روش را براي ‪ EnPI‬و ‪ EnB‬کوره انتخاب می کنید؟ ابتدا داده ها را در نرم افزار‬
‫اِکسل تحلیل نمائید و نتیجه را در جدول زیر بنویسید‪.‬‬
‫بررسی نتایج‬
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‫بررسی نتایج‬
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‫مجدد داده ها را در اِکسل بررسی نمائید و نتیجه را در جدول زیر بنویسید‪.‬‬
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‫با توجه به داده های جدول زیر و با استفاده از نرم افزار اِکسل موارد خواسته شده را تکمیل‬
‫نمائید‪.‬‬
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‫به امید دیدار مجدد شما در سایر دوره هاي آموزشی آکادمی‬
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‫‪NIOC- HSE MANAGEMENT‬‬

‫عضو هیئت مدیره‬ ‫رئیس هیئت مدیره‬

‫کارشناس دوره هاي عمومی‬ ‫سرپرست دوره هاي عمومی‬

‫استاندارد ‪ISO 50006:2014‬‬

This International Standard provides organizations with practical

In order to effectively manage the energy performance of their facilities,

The EnB is a reference that characterizes and quantifies an

Organizations define targets for energy performance as part of the

This International Standard provides guidance to organizations on how

The guidance in this International Standard is applicable to any

ISO 50001:2011, Energy management systems —

3- Terms and Definitions

process of modifying the energy baseline in order to enable energy

defined period of time used to compare energy performance with the

physical or site limits and/or organizational limits as defined by the

quantitative reference(s) providing a basis for comparison of energy

quantity of energy applied.

Note 1: Energy consumption can be represented in volume and mass

ratio or other quantitative relationship between an output of

measurable results related to energy efficiency, energy use and energy

Note 1: In the context of energy management systems, results can be

quantitative value or measure of energy performance, as defined by the

Note 1: EnPIs could be expressed as a simple metric, ratio or a more

detailed and quantifiable energy performance requirement, applicable to

manner or kind of application of energy.

single installation, set of installation or production processes (stationary

process of routinely modifying energy data in order to account for

Note: EnPIs and corresponding EnBs can be normalized.

quantifiable factor that impacts energy performance and routinely

defined period of time selected for calculation and reporting of energy

energy use accounting for substantial energy consumption and/or

Note: Significance criteria are determined by the organization.

4- Measurement of energy performance

4.1 General overview

4.2 Obtaining relevant energy performance information from

4.3 Identifying energy performance indicators

4.4 Establishing energy baselines

4.5 Using energy performance indicators and energy baselines

4.6 Maintaining and adjusting energy performance indicators

4.1 General Overview

4.1.2 Energy consumption

4.1.3 Energy use

4.1.4 Energy efficiency

4.1.5 Energy performance indicators (EnPIs)

4.1.6 Energy baselines (EnBs)

4.1.7 Quantifying energy performance

In order to effectively measure and quantify its energy performance,

Energy performance results can be expressed in units of consumption

Quantifying energy consumption is essential for measuring energy

When multiple forms of energy are used, it is useful to convert all

Identifying energy uses such as energy systems (e.g. compressed air,

Energy efficiency is a frequently used metric for measuring energy

EnPIs should provide relevant energy performance information to

The EnPIs can be applied at facility, system, process or equipment

An organization should set an energy target and an energy baseline for

An organization should compare energy performance changes between

Energy performance changes can be calculated using EnPIs and EnBs

4.1 General overview

4.2 Obtaining relevant energy performance information from