Founded in 1993, CTI Certification, approved by the China National Certification and Accreditation Administration (CNCA) and accredited by the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS), stands as one of the earliest tripartite certification organizations in China. Huace Certification was among the first in the nation to attain ISO 50001 Energy Management System certification, offering comprehensive energy management services such as energy management system certification, training, and energy conservation management.

Service Background:
As the global industrialization pace accelerates, energy shortages and environmental degradation have become prominent worldwide issues. China also grapples with significant energy shortfalls, low utilization rates, and severe wastage. In a bid to reduce energy consumption and emissions, the Chinese government has formulated a series of policy measures and released the national standard GB/T23331:2012 "Energy Management System Requirements", encouraging organizations of all types to genuinely enhance their energy management performance to achieve emission reduction targets.

The "Energy Management System Requirements" guide organizations in establishing and implementing energy management systems and necessary management processes to enhance their energy performance. This includes improving energy efficiency, reducing energy consumption, controlling various aspects from product and process design to energy selection, system facilities equipment matching and use, and adoption of energy-saving technologies, and monitoring the implementation. By fostering a culture of energy conservation among all employees, organizations can systematize their energy management efforts, unearth energy-saving potential more effectively, maximize energy conservation, enhance energy utilization efficiency, reduce energy costs, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and realize dual economic and environmental benefits.

ISO 50001 Energy Management System Certification:
System Characteristics:
The 2018 version of ISO 50001 integrates a standardized framework akin to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, facilitating seamless integration with other organizational systems. By combining the peculiarities and unique requirements of energy management, employing system management and an end-to-end approach, and utilizing the internationally recognized Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) model, the standard amalgamates management and energy-saving technology. It guides organizations in identifying effective energy management system elements and processes to achieve energy policies and objectives, thereby enhancing organizational energy management efficiency and standards.

Scope of Application:
Applicable to various types, sizes, and organizations providing diverse products, the standard outlines energy management system requirements, allowing organizations to identify controllable energy factors or those they can influence based on legal regulations, standards, and other requirements to establish and implement energy management systems.

Benefits to Organizations from ISO 50001:
- Improved energy efficiency
- Reduced energy costs and risks
- Enhanced environmental performance
- Strengthened energy security
- Driving organizational innovation
- Establishing a positive social image

Steps to Establish an Energy Management System:
- Formulating energy policies
- Establishing target indicators and key performance metrics
- Identifying significant energy usage and setting energy benchmarks
- Implementing and managing operational plans
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Corrective and improvement actions

Distinctive Services Offered by Huace Certification:
- Gap analysis for ISO 50001
- Implementation consultation for standards
- Evaluation of organizations' energy management programs and procedures, identifying gaps and confirming corresponding improvements

CTI Certification Service Experience:
As a third-party certification organization, Huace Certification is approved by the National Certification and Accreditation Administration (CNCA) as an energy management system certification body (CNCA-R-2002-041). It is also among the first group of energy management system technical service units recommended by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology and the first batch recommended by the Shenzhen Municipal Commission of Commerce and Information for energy management system technical services.

CTI Certification has contributed to the development of energy management system-related standards, including:
- National standard GB/T 23331-2012 "Energy Management System Requirements," which is equivalent to the ISO 50001 international energy management system standard
- National standard GB/T 29456-2012 "Energy Management System Implementation Guidelines"
- Ministry of Commerce industry standard SB/T 10803-2012 "Retail Store Low-Carbon Energy Saving Evaluation Standard"
- National standard GB/T 27309-2014 "Conformity Assessment - Requirements for Energy Management System Certification Bodies"
- National standard GB/T 38218-2019 "Implementation Guidelines for Energy Management Systems in Thermal Power Enterprises"