Enemalta has been awarded the ISO 14001 certification, an Internationally recognised Environmental Management Standard that specifies a set of environmental management requirements for environmental management systems.

Enemalta received the ISO 14001 certification from Certiquality, an EU accredited certification body, for all its generation activities at Delimara and Marsa power stations, as well as for its distribution and development activities making it one of the largest company on the island that has acquired this prestigious environmental certification.

The purpose of this standard is to help all types of organisations protect the environment, prevent pollution, and improve their environmental performance on an ongoing basis.

This standard can be integrated with other management requirements and help organisations achieve economic goals.

Enemalta Corporation has acknowledged various challenges that it faces in environmental protection, both on its own premises as well as a protection to the country's environment.

Being a major industry in Malta, Enemalta poses a threat to the ecology by affecting the air, land and sea conditions. With EU accession, Marsa and Delimara power stations had to comply with the Integrated Preventive Pollution Control Directives.

The corporation, in a planned and documented manner, will be implementing the requirements set out by the Directive.

The implementation of the ISO 14001 standards involves a myriad of activities and coordination, as well as changes in perception to attain the desired benchmarks.

As a requisite to the standard, Enemalta now has a compiled environmental policy that states its "mission" and commitment towards the environment.