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How does ISO 50001 reduce carbon costs?

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Its output is a ranked savings list; every saved MWh of gas is ≈0.2 t of Scope 1 CO2 — €16 of avoided allowances at today's price, on top of the fuel. The EnMS turns the 2026–2034 carbon schedule into a managed cost-reduction programme.

From our guide: ISO 50001 Energy Management — full context, charts and sources there.

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