Non-Domestic Energy Performance Certificates

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), rates how energy efficient a building is. The certificate will tell you three key pieces of information: firstly, it will grade the building for efficiency from A to G (A is the most efficient grade); secondly it will give suggestions for improving the efficiency of the building; and finally, give an indication to the potential rating of the building if the suggested improvements take place.

Reasons to start ESOS phase 2 now

The deadline for ESOS Phase 2 is 5th December 2019. Although this deadline is over 20 months away, TEAM’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme’s lead assessor, Justine Grant, gives 7 reasons why you should start now.

Making the most of ESOS

Energy experts JRP Solutions have compiled a newsletter full of lots of essential information, FAQs, hints, tips and advice about how to get the most out of the ESOS process and how to ensure compliance by the deadline.

The newsletter includes links to lots of useful information about Key dates, who has to comply, what you can do to prepare, whether you should consider ISO 50001 as a route to compliance plus lots more.

To read or share a copy of the newsletter, click here.

If you can’t find what you are looking for here, or you need help, we have a national team of accredited advisors and Lead Assessors who can help you. Please either email info@jrpsolutions.com, call us on 0800 6127 567, or click here to book your call back from us.

Integration a first step

Dr Simon Miles talks to EiBI about the takeover of the long-established energy management solutions provider TEAM and how software development is the first step forward post integration

Lighting refurbishment at SERVOMEX Office, Crowborough, East Sussex

DANLERS ‘ControlZAPP’ the programmable lighting control

Alistair McGowan presents Chalmor with prestigious Best Energy Solutions…

Organised by the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA), the ECA Industry Awards recognise key achievements of the finest talent in the sector, providing a great opportunity for contractors and wider industry associates to showcase exceptional work.

ESTA’s Lifetime Achievement Award: Presented to Paul Martin, TEAM

At ESTA’s Annual General Meeting in June, Paul Martin a former member was recognised by his peers for his outstanding contribution to the energy efficiency and services sector. 

A Mechanical Engineer and with a Masters Degree in ‘Energy Conservation and the Environment’, Paul founded TEAM in 1985.  Joining ESTA in 1989 when membership was at just 17 members, he threw himself into an active role in the Association including Chairing the Metering and Monitoring group for 10 years (now known as the aM&T group) and being instrumental in introducing the first aM&T event back in 2002.  

Elected to the ESTA Council and serving a decade and a half pursuing ESTA’s interests, Paul represented ESTA on various Government and Stakeholder committees including the DECC steering group for the introduction of Display Energy Certificates. He also wrote the best practice guide – EDI Billing – the use of TRADACOMS 26v3 on behalf of ESTA and has championed the use of an open standard format.   

As Non-Executive Director at TEAM he has been advising on its development and business strategy, Paul provides useful insight from his extensive experience in energy management.  

Prof. Martin Fry, Honorary President, ESTA who presented the award, commented: ‘Paul has made an enormous contribution to energy efficiency, and to the association, getting us on track to where we are today. it is an honour and a privilege to recognise a fellow member who has committed so much time and provided support to our cause over the years’.  

In receiving the award, Paul said: ”...it felt a bit like, this is your life, but it is a real honour and a privilege to have an award like this, from your peers. It’s good to see that the Metering and Monitoring Group has grown and I’d like to thank those in the group that have kept that momentum, long may it continue”.  

Paul Martin, with ESTA’s Lifetime Achievement Award
and Professor Martin Fry who presented the award (right)

Quarterly Energy Efficiency Trends Report Shows Surge in Projects…

Published today by EEVS Insight and Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the latest Energy Efficiency Trends report shows the commissioning of projects involving smart building technologies has risen by almost a third in the first quarter of 2018, compared to the 2017 average