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Course location: Belfast, Northern Ireland/ Course date: March 2nd – 6th 2015 Elmhurst Energy is running its five day Domestic Energy Assessor Training Course in Belfast in Northern Ireland in January 2015. The course is targeted at people without previous energy assessment training or potentially for those adding to previous building management skills. Only trained, registered and accredited individuals are able to work as energy assessors. More about the course Arthur Watt, Business Development Manager for
Course location: Stirling, Scotland/ Course date: January 19th – 23rd 2015 Considering training as a Domestic Energy Assessor? Elmhurst Energy, a leading accreditation body for energy assessors, is holding a five day course in domestic energy assessment in Scotland for people without any previous energy assessment training or potentially for those adding to previous building management skills. Only trained, registered and accredited individuals are able to work as energy assessors. More about the course What a
Ofgem has now launched a new ECO Toolkit aimed at improving the understanding of installers and other third parties involved in the delivery of ECO measures. The ECO Toolkit comprises a new infographic clearly illustrating the journey of an ECO measure from installation to final approval, as well as updated FAQs and new sign-posting to a suite of resources and information including: the CSCO Tool the Affordable Warmth Group (AWG) guidance note FAQs
Ofgem has now launched a new ECO Toolkit aimed at improving the understanding of installers and other third parties involved in the delivery of ECO measures. The ECO Toolkit comprises a new infographic clearly illustrating the journey of an ECO measure from installation to final approval, as well as updated FAQs and new sign-posting to a suite of resources and information including: the CSCO Tool the Affordable Warmth Group (AWG) guidance note FAQs
Elmhurst’s GDIP tool is based on a simple four-step process which can be used by both Green Deal Providers and Advisors. Green Deal Providers can use the tool to amend a lodged Green Deal Advice Report (GDAR), for example to remove improvement measures or update existing improvement measure data values to suit the individual customer’s requirements. The original Green Deal Advisor can also use the tool to add in further improvement measures
More people will get help to improve the energy efficiency of their homes through a new release of the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund (GDHIF). From 9am, Wednesday 10 December, the popular scheme will open to new applications, with up to £5,600 available to households in England and Wales to help with the cost of installing energy saving measures such as solid wall insulation, double glazing, boilers,
The new look Green Deal Advice Report Earlier this year, The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) implemented changes to the Green Deal Advice Report (GDAR). These changes were made following feedback from consumers and Green Deal Stakeholders since the launch of the Green Deal last year. The changes were designed to make the Report easier to understand and also introduce more information about related policies that Green Deal customers might be interested in
With so many changes affecting GDAOs over the past few months, we thought there would be value in creating a periodic newsletter covering Green Deal issues specifically and this is the first edition. Looking today at the Green Deal market, the industry is still reeling from the premature closure of the first Home Improvement Fund, but the more positive news is that the Government is already committing to its successor, which is out today. In
Elmhurst Energy is now approved for all of the software elements earmarked for roll out as part of the planned 9.92 Autumn update, including RdSAP, ECO, and Green Deal OA and the new GDIP tool. This includes approval from BRE, DECC, Landmark and EST. The industry is set to switch to the new software on 7th December following a long programme of activity to develop the software and communication on the changes and new conventions for energy
The industry is set to switch to the new software on 7th December following a long programme of activity to develop the software and communication on the changes and new conventions for energy assessors and green deal advisors. Elmhurst Energy have invested in a successful plan for implementing the new software with our RdSAP 9.92 product being approved back in October. We are delighted to be the first to gain approval for the full set
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