You may not be aware but ESOS phase 2 arrives this year. Reporting under ESOS was first required in December 2015 but with a qualification date for businesses set at […]
A couple of weeks ago, we were approached by a property owner looking for a commercial energy assessor in Exeter. Since then, we have been busy working in and around […]
So the UK has decided it would prefer not to be in the EU and the process of exiting via the rules contained within Article 50 will no doubt begin. […]
Non-domestic EPCs came in to force on 1 October 2008. Up Energy had qualified Level 3 EPC Energy Assessors from day one and within a couple of months, had added […]
It’s only another 47 days until the first ESOS compliance deadline arrives. It is probably no surprise that ESOS submissions so far have been very few and far between but […]
I’ve read a few articles mentioning ESOS assessments and the associated fees and also discussed the matter during my ESOS Lead Energy Assessor training. One source suggests prices in the range […]
We’re delighted to have ended October by completing a job meaning we have now done one thousandth non-domestic EPCs. Without rifling through all our previous reports, I imagine the smallest […]
If you are applying for Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) payments for a domestic property, then you will need an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) and a Green Deal Assessment carried out […]
After undertaking our first ever non-domestic EPC, a pub in Devon, using the basic iSBEM EPC software, both of us soon transitioned to Design Builder. This software is way more […]
April was a quieter month for us, mostly because of Easter and all those Bank Holidays! One thing that has kept us busy though is doing U-value calculations. We are […]
