South Dublin County Council secures ISO 50001 energy certification
South Dublin County Council has attained ISO 50001 certification, a globally recognised standard for energy management systems. This milestone reflects the Council’s ongoing commitment to enhancing energy efficiency and advancing its Climate Action Plan within the region.
South Dublin County Council (SDCC) has proudly announced its achievement of the ISO 50001 certification, an internationally acknowledged benchmark for energy management systems. This accomplishment demonstrates the council’s dedication to improving energy performance and supporting broader climate initiatives.
Key figures involved in this milestone include Alan Jones, Energy Officer; Teresa Walsh, Director of Climate Action; Councillor Francis Timmons, Mayor of South Dublin County; Colm Ward, Chief Executive; and Juliene Helbert, Senior Engineer. Their collective efforts have strengthened energy management practices and paved the way for ongoing improvements across council operations.
The certification was awarded by Amtivo following a thorough independent assessment, confirming SDCC’s compliance with ISO 50001 standards. While this marks a significant achievement, the council emphasises that it is the starting point for continued energy efficiency improvements, aligned with the objectives set out in its Climate Action Plan 2024–2029.