Last week, edie revealed that compliance rates for ESOS appear to have stalled at a critical time, with thousands of qualifying organisations still unaccounted for upon the 29 April ultimate deadline.
But whether fully compliant or not, confusion about the energy efficiency scheme remains rife – particularly when it comes to the financial benefits that ESOS could offer.
So, it’s time to test your ESOS knowledge. How much does it cost to comply? What is the maximum fine for failing to undertake an audit? And what could ESOS offer a qualifying organisation in terms of reduced energy costs?
Find out by taking edie’s quick quiz – fill in the blanks…
George Ogleby