During the World Standards Day ceremony, Hematzadeh referred to this year's slogan for the occasion titled "A Shared Vision for a Better World; Affordable and Clean Energy" and stated: The selection of this slogan by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) reflects the importance of energy management, the development of clean technologies, and the optimal use of resources globally.
The Importance of Standards in Energy Management
The Director General of Standards in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari pointed out the energy imbalance conditions in the country, adding: Adhering to energy consumption standards in production units, office buildings, and other sectors can help reduce resource wastage and increase efficiency. The development of renewable energy sources, including solar energy, also requires compliance with technical and quality standards, and in this regard, numerous national standards have been developed for the characteristics and performance of solar panels.
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Implementation of the Energy Labeling Scheme
Hematzadeh mentioned the implementation of the energy labeling scheme for the province's office buildings, stating: With the support of the governorate and cooperation from executive agencies, energy inspections of offices have been conducted with the aim of issuing energy labels for government buildings; an action that clarifies the energy consumption status of buildings and provides the groundwork for planning to reform consumption patterns. In this process, the energy consumption status of buildings is examined so that executive agencies can identify their weaknesses and take action to reduce consumption and increase efficiency.
He emphasized: The energy label is not just an administrative sign, but a tool for awareness of consumption status and providing a basis for decision-making regarding energy optimization in buildings.
Standardization and Inspection Actions
Hematzadeh elaborated on the actions of the provincial standards office in the field of standardization, saying: Over the past two years, 240 national standards have been revised, and 15 national standards have been developed or updated. Additionally, 107 mandatory standard mark licenses and 11 optional standard licenses have been issued, and 330 cases of renewal or cancellation of standard licenses have also been recorded.
In another part of his speech, he referred to the program to honor the winners in this field during the World Standards Day ceremony, stating: According to the evaluation criteria of the National Standard Organization of Iran, one national exemplary production unit, 10 provincial exemplary production units worthy of commendation, two exemplary and commendable conformity assessment bodies, and five provincial exemplary quality control managers worthy of commendation will be honored at this event.
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