Doc Summary
Overview
ISO 50001:2018 Certification under UBIAC (United Board for International Accreditation and Certification) establishes that an organization has implemented a structured and efficient Energy Management System (EnMS).
It helps organizations monitor, manage, and optimize energy consumption, thereby improving efficiency, reducing costs, and minimizing environmental impact.
This certification demonstrates a Company’s commitment to sustainable energy use and climate responsibility in line with global best practices.
Eligibility / Who Should Apply
- Manufacturing and industrial facilities with high energy consumption.
- Construction, real estate, and infrastructure companies.
- Educational institutions, hospitals, and large commercial buildings.
- Energy production, power plants, and renewable energy companies.
- Any organization aiming to reduce energy costs and carbon footprint.
Key Features
- Promotes efficient energy use and resource conservation.
- Integrates energy performance indicators (EnPIs) for continuous monitoring.
- Aligns with environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility goals.
- Reduces greenhouse gas emissions and operational costs.
- Certification valid for 3 years, with annual surveillance audits.
Step-by-Step Process
- Application Submission:
Apply through UBIAC (www.ubiac.com) or via Kanoons Law & Tax Consultants Pvt. Ltd.. - Energy Policy Review:
UBIAC auditors review the organization’s energy management policy, procedures, and monitoring systems. - Gap Analysis (Optional):
A pre-audit identifies energy performance gaps and recommends corrective actions before certification. - Certification Audit:
- Stage 1 Audit: Evaluation of energy data, policy, and documentation.
- Stage 2 Audit: On-site assessment of energy performance, equipment efficiency, and improvement measures.
- Issuance of Certificate:
After successful audit completion, UBIAC issues the ISO 50001:2018 Certificate. - Surveillance & Renewal:
Annual surveillance ensures the ongoing effectiveness of the Energy Management System.
Documents Required
- Business registration certificate (Company / LLP / Firm)
- PAN and GST details
- Energy policy and management manual
- Energy audit reports and performance records
- Energy consumption data and targets
- Maintenance and calibration records for energy systems
- Internal audit and management review reports
Timeline
The certification process typically takes 20–30 working days, depending on the size and complexity of energy systems.
Post-Certification Requirements
- Maintain records of energy usage, consumption, and performance.
- Conduct periodic internal audits and reviews.
- Implement corrective measures and improvement projects.
- Participate in annual surveillance audits by UBIAC.
Benefits of ISO 50001 Certification
- Reduces energy costs through improved efficiency.
- Minimizes carbon footprint and environmental impact.
- Enhances compliance with national energy policies and sustainability goals.
- Improves brand image and stakeholder confidence.
- Strengthens competitiveness in global supply chains.
Kanoons & UBIAC Services
Kanoons Law & Tax Consultants Pvt. Ltd., through UBIAC, provides comprehensive ISO 50001:2018 Certification assistance to help organizations implement and maintain energy-efficient systems.
Our services include:
- Preparation of energy management documentation and data analysis.
- Conducting internal energy audits and gap assessments.
- Coordination with UBIAC auditors for certification and compliance.
- Post-certification support for renewals and continuous improvement.
Kanoons and UBIAC together help organizations achieve measurable energy efficiency and sustainability through internationally recognized certification.
Why Choose UBIAC (An Entity of Kanoons)
- Internationally accredited certification authority for energy management.
- Expert auditors specializing in industrial and commercial energy systems.
- Transparent and paperless certification process.
- End-to-end support — from documentation to audits and renewals.
- Trusted by businesses and institutions committed to sustainability.
