If your organisation is behind on ESOS Phase 3 compliance, immediate action is essential. The final deadline for submitting the ESOS Phase 3 Action Plan is 5 March 2025, and failing to meet this requirement could result in enforcement action.
We offer a fast-track service to help businesses finalise their compliance quickly. Contact us today to secure your compliance before the deadline.
ESOS Phase 4 is now in effect, and businesses must prepare for compliance. The qualification date is 31 December 2026, with reports due by 5 December 2027.
Meeting these deadlines is crucial to avoid penalties and maximise energy efficiency savings. Our specialists handle everything—from energy audits to report submissions—ensuring smooth compliance while helping you reduce operational costs.
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One of the most significant updates for ESOS Phase 4 is the postponement of mandatory net zero requirements to Phase 5 (2027-2031). However, you can voluntarily include net zero planning in your Phase 4 assessment, giving your business a head start on future regulations.
Additionally, ESOS now requires you to track progress on your action plans and report whether energy-saving measures have been implemented.
The qualification date remains 31 December 2026, with compliance reports due by 5 December 2027. If your business qualifies for Phase 3, you’ll still be eligible under Phase 4, as the thresholds remain unchanged.
Avoid last-minute compliance stress, maximise energy-saving opportunities, and take control of your energy efficiency strategy now. Acting early gives you the time to implement meaningful changes before audits begin—putting you ahead of the curve.
Our specialists provide expert guidance on ESOS Phase 4 requirements, handle energy audits and reporting, and create tailored action plans to improve sustainability while reducing costs.
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Cost Savings and Efficiency
Conducting commercial energy audits helps businesses uncover areas of energy wastage, allowing them to cut costs by improving energy efficiency based on audit recommendations.
Environmental Impact
Commercial energy audits help businesses reduce their carbon footprint by identifying ways to decrease energy consumption, supporting corporate sustainability objectives, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
Improved Operational Performance
Energy audits for businesses frequently reveal operational inefficiencies, which, when addressed, can enhance productivity and operational performance by ensuring optimal equipment and system functionality.
This audit involves an introductory facility survey to identify significant energy-saving opportunities. The survey provides a quick overview of potential improvements without in-depth analysis.
Get a Free QuoteA more detailed analysis than a preliminary audit, a general energy audit includes thoroughly examining energy usage patterns, accompanied by some basic measurements and calculations.
Get a Free QuoteThe most extensive audit type, a detailed energy audit, involves an in-depth analysis of energy consumption, including detailed measurements and calculations. It offers comprehensive recommendations.
Get a Free QuoteUpgrading energy-efficient lighting systems like LEDs can significantly reduce energy consumption and costs.
Optimising heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems can save energy.
Improving the efficiency of processes and machinery in manufacturing and industrial settings can lead to significant energy savings.
Enhancing building insulation and sealing helps maintain optimal temperatures, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling.
Our energy assessors will evaluate the building's envelope, including windows, doors, and other openings, to determine if energy is lost through these points. They will also review operational and management practices.
The process begins with an initial meeting to understand the client's objectives, operations, and energy usage patterns. This step is essential for defining the scope of the audit.
Data collection involves gathering historical energy consumption data, equipment specifications, and operational schedules. This information is crucial for analysing energy usage.
An on-site inspection is conducted to observe and measure the energy performance of equipment and systems. This step includes using specialised tools to gather accurate data.
The collected data is analysed to identify energy-saving opportunities. This involves comparing current energy usage with industry benchmarks and best practices.
A detailed report summarises the findings and provides recommendations for energy efficiency improvements. This report includes a cost-benefit analysis and an implementation plan.
Businesses may require support to implement the recommended changes after the audit. This could involve project management, training, and ongoing monitoring.
We cover all parts of the UK. We can cater to even the most complex and widespread commercial property portfolios.
Get a Free QuoteOur multi-skilled assessment team is certified by several accreditation bodies and undergoes regular training to develop their skillset.
Get a Free QuoteWe provide each of our valued customers with their own Dedicated Project Manager, ensuring you always have a direct point of contact.
Get a Free QuoteA professional energy audit with Focus Green is the best place to start. Our knowledgeable assessor will carefully review all aspects of your energy use and suggest specific solutions to lower energy costs and reduce carbon emissions. Examining how an energy audit can benefit your business is worth investigating to achieve long-term savings.
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