Critical Success Factors Evaluation of the ISO 50001 Energy Management System Implementation (Case study: PT. APAC INTI CORPORA, Bawen, Semarang Indonesia)

Abstract

Rapid growth makes the industrial sectors contribute as a significant greenhouse gasses producer. According to the Indonesian Ministry of Industry data, the industrial sectors dominate energy consumption with a share of 49.4% of total national energy consumption. These energy needs tend to increase along with economic growth and global population rise. Based on this problem, development of standards related to energy management system is needed for the industrial sector. PT. APAC INTI CORPORA (AIC) is a textile company, located in Bawen, Semarang Indonesia. PT. AIC has implemented ISO 50001 since 2014 as an energy management system to improve the company's service quality and financial benefit. In this study, Critical Success Factors from the application of ISO 50001 at PT. AIC will be evaluated to assist companies in implementing a more optimal energy management system. A critical success factor is an area in the form of indicators that identify the success of an organization's performance. Data processing resulted in 8 improvement strategy points based on importance weights (AHP Method) and performance values (Performance Rating) for each subfactor. Through the Delphi method, the improvement strategies is adjusted to the company's conditions and reduced to 6 strategy points.