Energy Companies Obligation (ECO)

What is an Energy Companies Obligation?

The Energy Companies Obligation (ECO) was introduced in 2013 to legally make large energy suppliers deliver energy to domestic energy users.

ECO runs alongside the Green Deal, which is a scheme that can help you make energy saving improvements to your home or business, paid back over time as part of a loan through your energy bills. The ECO is split into three parts:

This is for the energy companies to provide funding for insulation for solid walls. This is not means-tested, but runs alongside the Green Deal.

This is for the energy companies to provide insulation for people living in the bottom 15 per cent of the UK’s most deprived areas.

Energy Saving

• Heat Decarbonisation Plans
• Net Carbon Zero
• Building Information Modelling (BIM)
• Energy Companies Obligation (ECO)
• Energy Audit 
• Energy Funding Policies
• Energy Saving Solutions
• Green Deal
• Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and CSR
• ISO50001

Legal Compliance

• Display Energy Certificates (DEC)
• Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)
• Air Conditioning (TM44)
• Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS)
• Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR)
• Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS)
• Part L (Off Plan)
• Action Plans
• Floor Plans

Online Monitoring

• Billing Management
• Energy Procurement

Contact Info

Customer Service Centre

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Wakefield
West Yorkshire
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E: info@compliance365.co.uk

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