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From 14–15 January 2026, Optimal Systems Engineering Sdn Bhd (OPTIMISE) successfully delivered a two-day online workshop titled “Concept and Procedure for the Establishment of an Energy Management System (EnMS) Based on ISO 50001:2018” via Microsoft Teams. The programme brought together professionals and organisations committed to strengthening energy governance, improving energy performance, and meeting statutory obligations under EECA 2024.
The workshop was designed to equip participants with structured knowledge and practical guidance to establish, implement, monitor, and maintain an ISO 50001:2018-aligned EnMS. Key topics included the core requirements of ISO 50001:2018, translating EnMS elements into actionable implementation steps, integrating energy planning and performance evaluation into organisational systems, and applying continual improvement principles to sustain long-term energy performance gains. Participants also received 16 Mandatory CDP Hours, supporting professional development and industry readiness.
Delivered by Prof. Ir. Ts. Dr Zainuddin Abd Manan (CEO, OPTIMISE), Prof. Ir. Ts. Dr Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi (Director, R&D, OPTIMISE), and Associate Prof. Ir. Dr Lim Jeng Shiun (Director, Product & Services, OPTIMISE), the sessions combined technical understanding with practical insights—drawing on real implementation experience to help participants confidently apply EnMS concepts within their organisations.
The workshop received positive feedback from participants. Comments included:
“The Concept and Procedure for the Establishment of an Energy Management System provides a clear, structured, and practical framework for implementing effective energy management practices. The methodology is well-aligned with recognized standards and ensures systematic identification, monitoring, and improvement of energy performance. This document serves as a strong foundation for organizations seeking to enhance energy efficiency, optimize energy consumption, and achieve continuous improvement in energy management.”
“The course was highly informative and effectively delivered, providing clear guidance on establishing and maintaining an Energy Management System. The strong emphasis on sustainability, compliance, and human capital development makes this training highly relevant for organizations aiming to enhance energy performance while investing in people upskilling.”
“Valuable sharing & guidance from all trainers with first-hand experience in implementing the EnMS.”
This programme reflects OPTIMISE’s continued commitment to supporting organisations in building internal capability and implementing structured systems that drive measurable energy performance improvement. As regulatory requirements evolve and energy efficiency expectations increase, ISO 50001:2018 remains a robust framework for strengthening governance, ensuring compliance, and achieving long-term sustainability outcomes.
For more details and future programmes, visit www.optimalsystems.my. Stay tuned for our 2026 training calendar with more impactful and industry-relevant programmes.
