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Carbon and Energy Management Scheme

LRQA's new Carbon and Energy Management Scheme (CEMS) is our equivalent to the Carbon Trust Standard. It provides clients with the verified data they need to submit for the Early Action Metric of the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC EES).

However, unlike some other carbon standards, CEMS uses the BS EN 16001 energy management system standard as its base, although ISO 14064 can also be used as the scheme base.

This is important because revenue from carbon allowance purchases in the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme is not now 'recycled' back to participants. To pay less 'carbon tax' you must actively manage your energy efficiency to reduce your carbon footprint - not just record it.

How can CEMS benefit my organisation?

CEMS from LRQA will help you to increase your energy efficiency, to reduce your costs, to pay less 'carbon tax' and yet still demonstrate validated continual improvements in emissions reduction as per the CRC EES obligation.

LRQA was the first certification body to achieve a full scope of accreditation to ISO 14001 from the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS). Developing our BS EN 16001 service capability and subsequently our Carbon and Energy Management Scheme was a natural extension to this, as we are already accredited to provide GHG emissions verification across 18 European countries and rapidly extending this worldwide.

Need to know more?

Call 0800 783 2179 or complete our enquiry form for further information on our services.

Visit our training section for more on our one-day BS EN 16001 Appreciation and Interpretation course.


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23 February 2012

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