Case Study

Nissan Saves $9.4 Million by Implementing ISO 50001

Nissan Motor Company, a leading multinational car manufacturer, has adopted accredited certification to ISO 50001 at all three of its U.S. plants, saving close to 1,600 billion Btu of primary energy and $9.4 million in energy costs annually.

Data from two certified sites show that about two-thirds of the energy savings were achieved with no capital investment, as the energy management system emphasises improvements through operational and behavioural changes.

Further information is US Department of Energy website.

Nissan Saves $9.4 Million by Implementing ISO 50001

Sectors

Economies

Standards

Sustainable Development Goals

Affordable And Clean Energy
Decent Work And Economic Growth
Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
Responsible Consumption And Production
Climate Action

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