What is the Green Deal?

The Green Deal, introduced in 2010, forms part of the Government’s ‘Energy Bill’ and is designed to improve the energy efficiency of UK Properties.

The Green Deal is a framework that allows consumers to improve the energy efficiency of their homes with NO UPFRONT COSTS. Suitable improvements are highlighted by Green Deal Advisors (us), installation works are commissioned with no upfront cost to the consumer and the repayments are recouped in instalments via energy bills.

The Green Deal must meet the following principles:

• The measures installed with Green Deal finance must be approved and the claimed bill savings must be those accredited through the Green Deal process.
• The measures installed must have been recommended for that property by an accredited, objective Green Deal Adviser who has carried out an assessment on the property.
• The measures must be installed by an accredited installer.
• For householders, the Green Deal provider must give appropriate advice within the terms of the Consumer Credit Act and take account of the individual circumstances of the applicant.

What is the current status of the Green Deal?

The Energy Act has been granted Royal Assent by parliament, paving the way for its flagship Green Deal policy to be launched in Autumn 2012.

How is UK Building Compliance involved with the Green Deal?

As an established energy consultancy UK Building Compliance staff will be some of the first to be trained accordingly and suitably qualified to undertake assessments.

If you wish to be contacted by us when staff members have undergone training and are ready to undertake surveys please fill in our online enquiry form HERE
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For more information on the green deal please visit
Department of Energy and Climate Change