SOCOTEC Certification France delivers ISO 50001 certification to the Louvre museum for its action in energy management efficiency. The Louvre museum is the first museum located inside a historical building to initiate this process.
Key information
Project : ISO 50001 certification of the Louvre museum
Client : Louvre museum
Date : 2020
Project details
Committed for more than 10 years to corporate social responsibility (CSR), the Louvre museum wants to continue its efforts to reduce the impact of its activities on the environment and achieve its goal of reducing energy consumption by 10% over the next five years. To achieve this goal, the museum chose to set up an energy management system and sought to certify its approach with SOCOTEC, in order to perfectly integrate this management into its organisation and operations, via the ISO 50001 standard.
The ISO 50001 standard aims to improve energy performance by setting means through a continuous improvement process.
The Louvre museum's energy management system particularly focuses on consumption relating to lighting, heating and air-conditioning, which account for 70% of the institution's total energy consumption, across all of the museum's activities: fluid consumption, maintenance of networks and equipment, purchasing policy, staff training, raising awareness among service providers and visitors, etc.
It is also a question of integrating, right from the design phase of the works, technologies and processes that make it possible to optimise or reduce consumption.
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