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ISO 50001 is an international standard for energy management systems. This standard provides the structure and framework for organizations, regardless of their size and industry, to develop, implement, maintain, and improve energy management. The primary purpose of ISO 50001 is to assist organizations in reducing their energy consumption, associated costs, and environmental impact simultaneously. 

A home energy certificate is a formal record that indicates a house's energy efficiency. Each house undergoes an evaluation and receives a grade ranging from A to G, with A-rated homes being the most energy-efficient and G-rated the least. This certificate provides details on the home's energy use and CO2 emissions.  

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is mandatory for every commercial building when constructed, sold, or rented. This certificate outlines the energy efficiency rating of a building, providing essential information to owners, potential buyers, and tenants. For commercial buildings larger than 50m2, an EPC is necessary to evaluate the building's energy performance. Buildings are categorized into two grades under EPC regulations based on their complexity, which determines the qualifications required of the EPC assessor.

 Industrial Facility Energy Level Certification is a critical assessment process that measures industrial facilities' energy efficiency and environmental impact. This certification ensures that industrial operations adhere to specific energy standards, promoting sustainability and reducing operational costs.