Industry News

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  The Government issue new requirement for ECO installers Oct 28, 2019

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

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  ​First-time central heating funding restriction to landlords scrapped Oct 28, 2019

  The Government have published their response to their latest ECO consultation, Energy Company Obligation (ECO3): improving consumer protection.

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  Government open new consultation on the Energy Company Obligation Jul 10, 2019

  The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has proposed changes to ECO3 designed to improve consumer protection.

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  The Committee on Climate Change publish 'Net Zero' report May 10, 2019

  The Committee on Climate Change published a report that sets out how the UK has the capability to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

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  New ECO Scheme for Small Businesses Proposed by the Government Mar 14, 2019

  Theresa May’s government reveal in the Spring Statement that it is considering an Energy Company Obligation scheme for small businesses.

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  ECO3 and the changes it will bring Aug 01, 2018

  Find out what major changes ECO3 will bring from 2018 - 2011.

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  ECO3 Consultation response May 02, 2018

  The new ECO3 consultation was published by the government in April 2018. YES Energy Solutions submitted a consultation response to the proposed plans due to come in to effect in October.

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  How could ECO3 impact Local Authorities? Apr 17, 2018

  The Government’s latest proposal to change the way ECO funding works is likely to spark more Council backed energy efficiency schemes. Read our summary.

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  The ECO Transition Jul 27, 2016

  The Government have released details on a transitional year to bridge the gap between the current ECO scheme and a new revised initiative.

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  Will deemed scores be the future of ECO? Jun 20, 2016

  Installers - would you prefer to know how much grant funding you can claim for a property without having to do an assessment?