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ISO 50001 certificates in Europe

Recertia follows 19 companies in Europe with a valid ISO 50001 certificate. 0 of their certificates expire in the next 6 months - the period when companies prepare for the recertification audit.

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companies with a certificate expiring in the next 6 months
19companies with a valid certificate
19valid certificates
0expiring in the next 6 months
68%also certified to another standard

Certificates expiring in the next 12 months

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ISO 50001 certificates by country

Czechia12
Slovakia3
Romania2
Sweden1
Netherlands1

About ISO 50001

ISO 50001 sets requirements for an energy management system: measuring energy use and improving energy performance.

The current edition is ISO 50001:2018, amended in 2024 with a requirement to consider climate change.

A certificate is valid for three years. Surveillance audits take place in the first and second year; before the certificate expires the company goes through a recertification audit.

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Questions

How long is an ISO 50001 certificate valid?

Three years, provided the yearly surveillance audits are passed. Before expiry the company needs a recertification audit to receive a new certificate.

How can I check whether an ISO 50001 certificate is valid?

Check the holder, scope and validity date on the certificate, then confirm with the certification body that issued it. Our guide walks through the steps.

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