Tenaris's facilities in Romania have completed the ISO 50001 certification, which is designed to help organizations in all sectors improve energy use through the development of an energy management system (EnMS).
“The certification of our energy management system with the ISO 50001 standard validates our longstanding focus on energy efficiency. It highlights our commitment to sustainability and our continuous efforts to adopt more efficient energy practices, reaffirming our sustained, long-term dedication to improving our energy performance. Energy is a vital resource, and using it wisely is essential to ensuring a sustainable future," said Mihaela Popescu, Tenaris President for East Europe, North Sea & Sub-Saharan Africa.
The ISO 50001 certification in Romania follows the path set by Tenaris’s mills in Italy—Dalmine, Arcore, Costa Volpino, and Piombino—which achieved the certification some years ago and is part of a series of initiatives that underscore the company’s ongoing commitment to energy efficiency.
In 2024, Tenaris invested USD 80 million in energy efficiency projects across its global manufacturing network. Key initiatives include the installation of an electric arc furnace with Consteel® technology at the Siderca industrial center in Argentina, energy-saving compressors in Romania and Mexico, furnace efficiency improvements in Italy, and an electric induction coil in Colombia.
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