Managing energy and sustainability measurably
From energy data collection to carbon footprint: we combine energy management, energy efficiency, sustainability and environmental management into one system that cuts costs, meets obligations and fills your reports with reliable figures.
Energy management
We make your energy use manageable, with data, KPIs and clear responsibilities.
- Setting up energy reviews
- Energy data collection and energy monitoring
- KPI tracking and evaluation (EnPIs)
- Regression analyses for weather- and production-adjusted KPIs
- Energy audits with action tracking
- Internal audits for system and processes
- Support in assessing energy law issues
- Advice on BECV, electricity price compensation (SPK), ecological consideration and green conditionality under the EnFG
Your result: energy management that makes savings visible and secures relief schemes.
Energy efficiency consulting
We find the losses on site and assess every measure by its cost-effectiveness.
- Energy audits according to DIN EN 16247-1 under the EnEfG and EDL-G
- Thermographic imaging
- Compressed air leak detection
- Lighting measurements
- Metering concepts
- Load profile analyses
- Energy inspections
- Preparation of energy performance certificates
Your result: prioritised measures with savings in kWh, euros and CO₂.
Sustainability
We guide you from determining whether you are affected to the finished report, with data that stands up to scrutiny.
- Applicability and maturity analysis
- Double materiality assessment
- Support with report preparation, e.g. under CSRD or VSME
- Data collection and evaluation
- KPI and action tracking
- GHG and carbon accounting
Your result: reliable ESG answers for customers, banks and tenders.
Environmental management
We bring environmental aspects, hazardous substances and carbon accounting together in one system that works day to day.
- Setting up the assessment of environmental aspects
- Hazardous substances management and safety data sheets
- Support with emergency and hazard prevention concepts
- Setting up and tracking KPIs and actions
- Carbon footprint analyses for products, processes and sites
- GHG balances and carbon accounting
- Life cycle assessments (LCA)
Your result: Environmental risks under control and climate data you can show openly.
How energy and sustainability data work together
The same measurements and KPIs serve energy management, the energy audit, environmental management and the sustainability report. Recorded properly once, used many times.
Record
Capture consumption, load profiles, metering points and environmental data in a structured way.
Assess
Define the energy review, environmental aspects and materiality.
Implement
Prioritise and track measures by cost-effectiveness.
Report
Use KPIs for ISO 50001, ISO 14001, audits and CSRD or VSME.
Is your company obliged to carry out an audit?
The planned amendment to the EnEfG and EDL-G is intended to base the audit obligation on energy consumption rather than company size. This could affect significantly more companies. Check your obligation in two minutes.
Results from projects
Major bank: energy management according to ISO 50001:2018 at more than 20 sites, without a nonconformity
Travel retail: energy audit according to DIN EN 16247-1 across more than 20 sites
Mechanical engineering: EcoVadis rating achieved and first sustainability report according to VSME
Answered in brief
Do we need an energy management system according to ISO 50001?
Under the current EnEfG, yes, if your total final energy consumption averaged over the last three years exceeds 7.5 GWh per year. EMAS is an alternative. The planned amendment is set to raise this threshold to 23.6 GWh.
What is the difference between an energy audit and an energy management system?
The energy audit is a snapshot with a list of measures that is repeated every four years. An energy management system improves energy efficiency continuously and is audited annually.
Do we have to prepare a sustainability report?
That depends on size, capital market orientation and the current CSRD deadlines. Regardless of this, customers and banks increasingly require ESG data. The voluntary VSME standard makes this lean.
Can energy and environmental management be combined?
Yes. ISO 50001 and ISO 14001 share the same high-level structure and can be run as one integrated system, with common documentation and joint audits.
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