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©2007 Georgia Tech Research CorporationANSI/MSE 2000:2005 A Management System for Energy Adopted April 6, 2000 Adopted April 6, 2000 Bill Meffert Energy & Environmental Management Center ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation The Enterprise Innovation Institute Brings together: Economic development Industrial extension Technology commercialization Business incubation Community assistance Serves: Faculty members Entrepreneurs Ga manufacturers Communities Local governments Large industry ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Outline 1. 1. Why was MSE 2000 developed? Why was MSE 2000 developed? 2. 2. Its structure & organization Its structure & organization 3. 3. Implementing the Standard Implementing the Standard ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation ANSI/MSE 2000 Psyche Sustained benefits Continual improvement Flexibility for wide applicability Proper Project Prioritization Measurable (KPI, M&V) Compatible w/ Other Standards Voluntary ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Lack of Sustained Savings IAC program experience same problems change of staff process & facility changes disabled technology http://www1.eere.energy.gov/industry/bestpractices/ http://iac.rutgers.edu/database/ ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Prioritize Appropriately CAPITAL 3 – 10 YEAR ENERGY/FUEL PURCHASING 0 – 1 YEAR PAYBACK COST - BENEFIT RATIO LOW COST HIGH COST Demand-side Supply-side O & M < 2 YEAR PAYBACK Move up the opportunity hierarchy Move up the opportunity hierarchy ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation PLAN Baseline Track PLAN Policy/Goals/Targets Resources Technical DO Assessments Projects CHECK M & V ACT Procedures Process Control Managerial DO Training Documentation Communication Maintenance CHECK Internal Audits ACT Management Review Corrective Action Incentives Technical/ Management I nteraction ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation ANSI/MSE 2000 Requires 6.0 Energy Mgt. Planning 7.0 Implementation & Operation 8.0 Checking & Evaluating 9.0 Management Review 4.0 General Requirements (documentation control) 5.0 Mgt. Responsibility - Policy - Strategic Planning - Resources ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation ANSI/MSE 2000 Requires 6.0 Energy Mgt. Planning 7.0 Implementation & Operation 8.0 Checking & Evaluating 9.0 Management Review 6.1 Energy Profile - Utility Tracking - Significance - KPI 6.2 External Information 6.3 Energy Assessments 6.4 Goals & Targets ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation ANSI/MSE 2000 Requires 6.0 Energy Mgt. Planning 7.0 Implementation & Operation 8.0 Checking & Evaluating 9.0 Management Review 7.1 Purchasing 7.2 Process Control 7.3 Energy Management Projects 7.4 Control of Outsourced Services 7.5 Communication 7.6 Training & Awareness ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation ANSI/MSE 2000 Requires 6.0 Energy Mgt. Planning 7.0 Implementation & Operation 8.0 Checking & Evaluating 9.0 Management Review 8.1 Monitoring & Measuring 8.2 Internal Audits 8.3 Corrective & Preventive Action ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Implementation Approaches Quality ISO 9001 Environment ISO 14001 Energy MSE 2000 Complete MSE Complete MSE ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Strategic Energy Mgt. Focus Areas Energy Data Management Energy Supply Management Energy Demand Management Integration into the Organization Management of Energy Projects Fundamental Advanced Expert Introduction Copyright GEM Management Consultants, Inc. 2005 ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Incremental Approach •Copyright GEM Management Consultants, Inc. 2003 ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation Energy Management Standard Process Revisions to ANSI MSE 2000:2005 2007 2008 2009 Coordinated by Georgia Tech working w/ ISC Working Group and ANSI Consensus Board (Existing Group) US Technical Advisory Group for ISO Energy Management Standard June Aug April Jan Coordinated by Georgia Tech, includes Consensus Board & ISC Working Group and other stakeholders; advises US participation in development of the ISO Management Standard Interim Steering Committee Energy Management Working Group Secretariat role for ISO Energy Management Standard 2010 Proposed role would require additional US involvement, chaired by the TAG chair and managed by ANSI ©2007 Georgia Tech Research Corporation For Further I nfo Bill Meffert [email protected] Energy and Environmental Management Services Enterprise Innovation Institute Georgia Institute of Technology innovate.gatech.edu/energy www.mse2000.org http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/default.asp