Energy Compliance.
Legislation and mandatory schemes can be complicated and if left to chance, can have a costly impact to your business.
Working together we will cut the jargon and advise you on the key regulatory and administrative local requirements.
Independent advice
We will work to maximise any opportunity for efficiency.
EED (EU Energy Efficiency Directive 2012/27/EU)
ESOS (UK - Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme)
SECR (UK - Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting)
CCA (UK - Climate Change Agreement)
Air Conditioning inspections
Energy Performance Certificates
Energy Audits.
We will audit areas to deliver efficiency and reduce energy bills.
We will also complete your mandatory energy audits.
Avoiding potential penalties and fulfilling all necessary obligations.
EU EED/ESOS: Energy Audits.
EU EED (EU Energy Efficiency Directive) is a European mandatory energy assessment scheme which requires large businesses to conduct energy audits and identify cost-effective energy saving measures.
The equivalent law is interpreted in the UK as
ESOS
(Energy Savings Opportunity Schemes).
Failure to comply with EU EED / ESOS can result in fines up to €50,000 / £50,000. Companies that don’t comply may be made public by the local Environment Agency.
Maximise on the opportunities that EU EED/ESOS can offer, turning compliance into benefit.
It is estimated that a good energy audit will provide savings that are
circa 13 times greater than compliance costs.
Achieve Compliance.
Achieve compliance with our qualified lead assessors.
The number and availability of lead assessors is limited, therefore we suggest starting early.
We can help you budget, develop strategies and mitigate costs.
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Get a FREE copy of our ESOS Phase 3 Fact Sheet
SECR (Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting).
SECR is a UK mandatory reporting requirement that, since April 2019, has replaced the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) and GHG reports.
It will apply to:
Large companies and large LLPs - subject to exemptions.
If your company is already legally required to prepare an annual Directors’ Report and qualifies as “large” under the Companies Act 2006, SECR requires you to report your UK energy consumption and carbon emissions on or after 1st April 2019.
Deadlines:
Every financial year beginning or after 1st April 2019.
Achieve SECR Compliance.
SECR applies to Large companies and LLPs registered in the UK.
“Large” in this case is defined as any company or LLP that satisfies two or more of:
- Balance sheet > £18M
- Turnover > £36M
- Employees > 250
We take care of the admin burden and we make sure that you are fully compliant.
