September 2009 Contributions for certification in Friuli
FRIULI
LR No 30/1984, Art. 45
INCENTIVES TO INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES FOR THE USE OF NEW TECHNIQUES OF MANAGEMENT
Beneficiaries
micro, small and medium-sized businesses headquartered in the region performing mining, processing or production of goods and construction, according to the classification ATECO 2002 sections C, D, E and F;
SMEs service, set up as companies with headquarters in the region, falling classes and categories listed in Annex A;
consortia activities and having offices in the region consist mostly of industrial SMEs with activities in the region.
Excludes industrial SMEs and their consortia operating in the fields of activities listed in Annex B and Annex C.
funded initiatives are funded the following initiatives:
a) application of methodologies for which provision is made for certification of compliance with European, national, such as:
environmental management system;
quality system
systems designed for one label product quality;
other systems;
b) acquisition services for the improvement of the organization and / or increased productivity in terms of:
strategic planning and corporate structure;
organization, finance and control;
review and certification of financial statements (limited to the first audited financial statements) ;
definition of information systems and information technology;
computer technologies and websites;
environmental issues;
feasibility of new investments;
technological innovation;
increase productivity through the introduction of methodologies and techniques for reducing the time and cost;
any other advice that contributes to business growth .
c) Implementing and strengthening of information systems (software) related to the acquisition of consulting services in letters a) and b).
Eligible expenses for initiatives planned to
a) and b) are eligible expenses related to advice given by someone outside the organization including those relating to business acquisition Certification by company notified or approved in accordance with national and European legislation.
For the initiatives referred to under c) are eligible for the cost of purchasing software directly related to the acquisition of consulting services.
Eligible expenses are linked to the certification of expenditure.
are eligible expenses incurred from the day following the date of application.
Type of contribution
capital contribution with the following intensity:
40% of eligible expenditure for the types referred to in subparagraph a).
20% eligible expenditure for the types referred to in subparagraph b).
15% for small companies and 7.5% for medium-sized enterprises of eligible expenditure for the types referred to in subparagraph c).
The maximum amount of the incentive is equal to € 65,000.00.
For the activity of certification of costs, incentives for capital equal to 50% of eligible expenditure shall be granted according to the rule de minimis (up to € 200,000.00 over three financial years).
incentives equal to or greater than € 31,000.00 may be paid in advance, to an extent not exceeding 40% of the amount paid upon presentation of proper bank guarantee or insurance policy for an amount equal to the sum to be paid.
Procedure Applications for access to the incentives must be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce.
Incentives are provided through the evaluation process to stop the chronological order of submission of applications.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monster Energy Curved Navel
Funding from Livorno Chamber of Commerce for certification to EN 16001
in the granting of subsidies paid by the Chamber of Commerce of Livorno to the system of enterprises in the province, are the subject of financing the costs of obtaining different types of certifications by December 31, 2009, namely:
UNI EN ISO 22000:2005 - Management System for Safety Food
UNI EN ISO 9001:2000 - Quality Management Systems Standard
BRC and IFS
UNI 11020 and UNI 10939 - Traceability of food products for companies
UNI EN ISO 14001:2004 EMAS II - Environmental Management Systems
SA 8000 - Certification of business ethics
OHSAS 18001 - Management and Security
Download the announcement
Published
in the granting of subsidies paid by the Chamber of Commerce of Livorno to the system of enterprises in the province, are the subject of financing the costs of obtaining different types of certifications by December 31, 2009, namely:
UNI EN ISO 22000:2005 - Management System for Safety Food
UNI EN ISO 9001:2000 - Quality Management Systems Standard
BRC and IFS
UNI 11020 and UNI 10939 - Traceability of food products for companies
UNI EN ISO 14001:2004 EMAS II - Environmental Management Systems
SA 8000 - Certification of business ethics
OHSAS 18001 - Management and Security
Download the announcement
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Black Blotches On Lcd
Published: Energy Management Systems
EN 16001: Energy Management Systems
About 80% of energy consumed in ' European Union comes from fossil fuels: oil, natural gas and coal. The environmental impact of this scheme, together to security and economic implications of the inevitable, make it essential to use more rational and better overall management of energy, to achieve real sustainable development. The standard EN 16001 "Energy Management Systems - Requirements with guidance application" is the appropriate response. A rule that is the complement to "energy" of two other regulatory products of proven, on the UNI EN ISO 9001 quality management systems and ISO 14001 environmental management systems.
The document, developed by the Task Force CEN / CENELEC TF 189 which UNI coordination was entrusted by the Italian Heat Technology Committee (CTI) specifies requirements for an energy management system and enables an organization to have a systematic approach for continuous improvement of energy performance, an improvement that translates into a more efficient and more sustainable energy, regardless its type. The rule itself does not define specific performance criteria for energy. The EN 16001 will help companies who want to adopt simply to organize systems and processes aimed at improving energy efficiency: a management that leads to economic benefits and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. This is a technical document is useful for enterprises of all sizes and of any type, which is able to adapt to different geographical, cultural and social. EN 16001 may be taken independently or integrate with other management systems. For ease of use, the structure of the rule is similar to the famous ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems) and follows the same methodology as the Plan-Do-Check-Act, thus making it very easy to integrate the two different systems.
In practice, the new standard EN 16001 applies to organizations that wish to:
1. improve their energy performance in a systematic
2. organize, develop, maintain and improve an energy management system
3. ensure that it conforms to their energy policies declared
4. demonstrate such compliance
5. obtain certification for its energy management system by another organization
6. carry out a self-assessment and self-declaration of conformity to
Who should use BS EN 16001? Mainly
organizations that consume significant amounts of energy, engineers and consultants working in the energy sector in general and both public and private figures. Unlike any online guide that provides general support for the development of a management system for energy, EN 16001 guarantees the possibility of a certification path of compliance and self-declaration, in total analogy to the UNI EN ISO 9001 or ISO 14001.
Published by CEN on 1 July 2009, EN 16001 will be adopted at national level by the end of summer by UNI. The importance of this document was developed to facilitate the attainment of the objectives of Directive 2006/32/EC on end-use efficiency and energy services and repealing Council Directive 93/76/EEC in which, as a national implementation (Legislative Decree No 115/08, Art. 16) express reference is "... the adoption of appropriate technical standard on 'energy management systems' by UNI-CEI, followed by a certification process for such systems to be approved in a subsequent decree. " The topic of power management does not end with the EN 16001: recently closed the public inquiry on the CEN prEN 15900 Energy efficiency services - Definitions and essential requirements "- whose work is undertaken by a Working Group to coordinate Italian, UNI entrusted by the CTI, and under the supervision of that Task Force 189 - which aims to provide a reference for appropriate certification schemes, accreditation or qualifications for the provision of energy services and provide a useful guide for customers and for suppliers of energy efficiency services.
To complete the legal framework of a 360-degree aims to provide operators a comprehensive package of rules on management and energy efficiency by the end of the year, purely national will soon be public inquiry in two projects of UNI, one for ESCO - companies providing energy services - and a respect of experts in energy management, better known as energy manager. Both standards are required by the said Article 16 of Legislative Decree no. 115/2008 which, again, provides for the subsequent approval of procedures for the voluntary certification.
EN 16001: Energy Management Systems
About 80% of energy consumed in ' European Union comes from fossil fuels: oil, natural gas and coal. The environmental impact of this scheme, together to security and economic implications of the inevitable, make it essential to use more rational and better overall management of energy, to achieve real sustainable development. The standard EN 16001 "Energy Management Systems - Requirements with guidance application" is the appropriate response. A rule that is the complement to "energy" of two other regulatory products of proven, on the UNI EN ISO 9001 quality management systems and ISO 14001 environmental management systems.
The document, developed by the Task Force CEN / CENELEC TF 189 which UNI coordination was entrusted by the Italian Heat Technology Committee (CTI) specifies requirements for an energy management system and enables an organization to have a systematic approach for continuous improvement of energy performance, an improvement that translates into a more efficient and more sustainable energy, regardless its type. The rule itself does not define specific performance criteria for energy. The EN 16001 will help companies who want to adopt simply to organize systems and processes aimed at improving energy efficiency: a management that leads to economic benefits and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. This is a technical document is useful for enterprises of all sizes and of any type, which is able to adapt to different geographical, cultural and social. EN 16001 may be taken independently or integrate with other management systems. For ease of use, the structure of the rule is similar to the famous ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems) and follows the same methodology as the Plan-Do-Check-Act, thus making it very easy to integrate the two different systems.
In practice, the new standard EN 16001 applies to organizations that wish to:
1. improve their energy performance in a systematic
2. organize, develop, maintain and improve an energy management system
3. ensure that it conforms to their energy policies declared
4. demonstrate such compliance
5. obtain certification for its energy management system by another organization
6. carry out a self-assessment and self-declaration of conformity to
Who should use BS EN 16001? Mainly
organizations that consume significant amounts of energy, engineers and consultants working in the energy sector in general and both public and private figures. Unlike any online guide that provides general support for the development of a management system for energy, EN 16001 guarantees the possibility of a certification path of compliance and self-declaration, in total analogy to the UNI EN ISO 9001 or ISO 14001.
Published by CEN on 1 July 2009, EN 16001 will be adopted at national level by the end of summer by UNI. The importance of this document was developed to facilitate the attainment of the objectives of Directive 2006/32/EC on end-use efficiency and energy services and repealing Council Directive 93/76/EEC in which, as a national implementation (Legislative Decree No 115/08, Art. 16) express reference is "... the adoption of appropriate technical standard on 'energy management systems' by UNI-CEI, followed by a certification process for such systems to be approved in a subsequent decree. " The topic of power management does not end with the EN 16001: recently closed the public inquiry on the CEN prEN 15900 Energy efficiency services - Definitions and essential requirements "- whose work is undertaken by a Working Group to coordinate Italian, UNI entrusted by the CTI, and under the supervision of that Task Force 189 - which aims to provide a reference for appropriate certification schemes, accreditation or qualifications for the provision of energy services and provide a useful guide for customers and for suppliers of energy efficiency services.
To complete the legal framework of a 360-degree aims to provide operators a comprehensive package of rules on management and energy efficiency by the end of the year, purely national will soon be public inquiry in two projects of UNI, one for ESCO - companies providing energy services - and a respect of experts in energy management, better known as energy manager. Both standards are required by the said Article 16 of Legislative Decree no. 115/2008 which, again, provides for the subsequent approval of procedures for the voluntary certification.
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