Less than 1% Compliance for ESOS | ESOS Assessments

A shocking >1% of firms that, by law, need to complete their ESOS Assessment have completed it so far. With only 84 days to go until the deadline, any firms that are yet to comply are walking on very thin ice and are looking to face a large fine.

It can take an assessor up to three months to complete the assessment and with less than three months left until the deadline, leaving your assessment until now is a very big risk. Only 152 of over 150,000 firms have complied so far, if your firm is not a part of this extremely small percentage, it is important that you contact us as soon as possible.

If you do not comply to the deadline, you could be facing a fine of up to £50,000 depending on the size of your business, plus an extra £500 per day for each outstanding day. With Christmas right around the corner, no one wants to be paying out a fine this large. Although you have to pay for your assessment, the price of the fine makes the assessment look like nothing.

You have until the 5th of December this year to comply with your ESOS Assessment deadline. These Assessments only come around once a year, so get yours out of the way today. Contact Esos Assessments now, don't face a fine. If your firm employs over 250 people and/or has an annual turnover of £38,937,777 or more, contact us. http://www.esosassessmentsuk.com

Your business needs an energy assessment, let Esos Assessments UK take care of your requirements.

Did you know that certain businesses and organisations must carry out an Esos Assessment? It is an official inspection that analyses the amount of energy used in a building on a regular basis and helps to identify any cost effective solutions that can make your business a more energy efficient one. The deadline for compliance is the 5th December 2015 and has to be carried out again every four years. 

But how do you know if your business needs this assessment? 

An Esos assessment has to be carried out if your trade employs at least 250 people - this is business defined by Esos as a 'large undertaking'. If you've already carried out this assessment or you are certain that your business is doesn't fall under the 'larger undertaking' bracket then you should notify your local environment agency.  

The process of an Esos Assessment

- Total energy consumption is calculated 

- Areas of significant energy consumption are assessed 

- Lead assessor is appointed - this is where Esosassesmentsuk.com comes in 

- Notify the Environment agency 

- Keep a record of you Esos energy compliance 

If you have been looking for a lead assessor to oversee/review the process, Esos Assesments UK can help you to undertake the assessment.

Visit the site today, they are happy to travel throughout the UK:   

http://www.esosassessmentsuk.com