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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2012

Green Deal Developments And EPC Survey

The Energy Act 2011 made provision for the development of a Green Deal enabling private companies to offer upfront energy efficiency measures and recoup payments through energy bills.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
Mark Heighton
Mark Heighton
Eleanor Corey
Eleanor Corey
Olivia Quaid
Olivia Quaid

The Energy Act 2011 made provision for the development of a Green Deal enabling private companies to offer upfront energy efficiency measures and recoup payments through energy bills .Following consultation on proposals for the Green Deal and draft implementing legislation which ended on 18 January 2012, (the "Consultation") the Government announced on 8 March 2012 that DECC will be investing £3m to train Green Deal assessors and to address skills shortages in the insulation sector. A formal Government response to the replies to the Consultation is expected shortly.

The recent announcement here identifies that part of the funds shall be invested in training around 1,000 'go-early' Green Deal assessors. These are the people who are poised to undertake fabric assessments on properties and provide advice on energy usage. Fabric assessments are expected to cover the expected level of energy use for heat, light and hot water for domestic properties and a generalist

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