Navigating the Nexus of Sustainability: Addressing Climate Change and ESG Principles

Posted on: September 27th, 2023 / By: ViVEK A. SHROUTY / Posted in: #ENERGY4.0, #QUALiTYViVA, 17 SDG, 50001, 8 Wastage, Awareness on safety, Biodiversity, Bonn, Bonn 2017, Carbon Foot print, Carboncredit, Carbonfootprint, Certification, Circulareconomy, Cleanenergy, Climate Change, Climatechange, Climaterisk, Conservation, COP23, Disaster Management, Effectiveness, Emission, Energy, Energy Management System, Energyefficiency, EnMS, Environment, Environment,Green House Gases, Carbon Foot print, Environmental, ESG, ESGPerformance, ESGRating, ESGreporting, ESGrisk, ESGstatistics, Germany, Greenertogather, GreenHouseGases, Greeninvesting, Repair, Rework, Rework and Repair, Sustaibanility, Sustainabilityfinance, Sustainabledevelopment / Comment: 0

Introduction In recent decades, the world has witnessed an increasing recognition of the urgent need for sustainable practices to mitigate the impacts of climate change. As concerns about environmental degradation grow, so does the emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. This article delves into the interconnectedness of sustainability, climate change, and ESG, highlighting […]

COP 27 – EXPECTED BETTER FOR SUSTAINABLE MOTHER EARTH

Posted on: November 14th, 2022 / By: ViVEK A. SHROUTY / Posted in: #ENERGY4.0, #QUALiTYViVA, 17 SDG, 50001, 8 Wastage, Carbon Foot print, Climate Change, COP23, COP23 Fiji, Disaster, Energy, Environment, Green House Gases, Health, ISO, ISO 9001:2015, ISO14001, Mandatory Documents, Mandatory Records, Quality, QUALiTYViVA, ViVEK_SHROUTY, WAD2020 / Comment: 0

In 1992, countries joined an international treaty, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, as a framework for international cooperation to combat climate change by limiting average global temperature increases and the resulting climate change, and coping with impacts that were, by then, inevitable. By 1995, countries launched negotiations to strengthen the global response […]

Study of Requirement of “Documented Information” as per ISO 50001:2018

Posted on: August 29th, 2022 / By: ViVEK A. SHROUTY / Posted in: #ENERGY4.0, #QUALiTYViVA, 17 SDG, 50001, 8 Wastage, Certification, Climate Change, Effectiveness, Energy, Energy Management System, EnMS, Environment, Environment,Green House Gases, Carbon Foot print, ISO 50001:2018, ISOTerms, Mandatory Documents, Mandatory Records, Quality, Risk, Safety, Suatainable Development Goals / Comment: 0

ISO standardized the standards in eight clauses as per ANNEX SL High Level Structure and is applicable for ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 and so in ISO 50001:2018.This help the organization to integrate two or more ISO standards as a part of Integrated Management System. With this changed “Documented Procedure” and “Record” both […]

ISO 50001:2018 – Purpose, Evolution, Approach and Benefits

Posted on: August 19th, 2021 / By: ViVEK A. SHROUTY / Posted in: 50001, Energy, Energy 4.0, Energy Management System, ISO, ISO 50001:2018 / Comment: 0

We all know that there is a need to conserve energy, simultaneously there is also a need to preserve our resources in best possible way. Energy can be conserved by reducing the consumption of energy, use of more efficient energy, use of the energy in an efficient way, by implementing state of art technology, better […]

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