Installer requirements for ECO

Read our advice for installers including information on compliance working under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme.

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  New Trustmark accreditation required for ECO installers in 2020

  The TrustMark accreditation will become a requirement for installers fitting energy efficiency measures with funding from the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme. Learn More

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  PAS 2035 - What ECO installers need to know

  PAS 2035 is the new energy efficiency retrofit standard for ECO funded measures, acting as a framework that sets out an updated specification for the energy retrofit of domestic buildings. Learn More

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  PAS2030 Accreditation

  Read our advice on becoming PAS2030 accredited - a government requirement to fulfil installations on the ECO programme. Learn More

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  How installers can take advantage of the Green Deal framework

  Find out how your installer organisation can get involved in the latest Government schemes and energy conservation programmes. Learn More

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  Connect to a Green Deal Provider

  Whether you're certified or currently working through the accreditation process, you will eventually need to connect to a Green Deal Provider. Learn More

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  Green Deal Installer Criteria

  There are requirements for Green Deal Installers to become accredited, and must do so to take part in Government backed schemes. Learn More

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  Are you a Certified Green Deal Installer?

  Find out how your company can get PAS2030 accredited and become a fully functioning Green Deal installer. Learn More

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  Green Deal Advisor

  Accredited Green Deal Advisors play a pivotal role in the Green Deal process and can advise on a decision. Learn More

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  Green Deal Training

  Training to become a Green Deal Installer depends on the measures you are planning to install and your existing experience and qualifications. Learn More