The compliance date has been extended to the 5th June 2024.
The scheme requires all businesses who meet the criteria to appoint an ESOS Lead Assessor, measure energy consumption, conduct energy audits, identify energy efficiency recommendations and report compliance to the Environment Agency.
Join us on Thursday 22nd February from 11 – 11:30am for an informative webinar focussed on ESOS legislation.
Award nominated for his work, Adam is a keen influencer who cultivates meaningful and long-lasting relationships with our customers and helps them see their potential for a positive impact on the environment.
Sarah is responsible for overseeing our customer experience team and thrives on helping them exceed their expectations.
Can’t attend the live webinar, but interested to learn more about ESOS? Register anyway and we will follow up with a recording of the session.
Written By Emma Lane 
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