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by resmat_dev | Jul 31, 2019 | blog, eco
1. Do you agree with the proposal for the incorporation of TrustMark into ECO3 and, in particular, for installers to have to be TrustMark registered businesses to deliver eligible ECO3 measures, with the exception of Demonstration Actions and certain District Heating...
by resmat_dev | May 13, 2019 | blog, eco, HHCRO
Unlike its predecessor schemes, uptake of ECO3 is extremely slow and worrying. Following chart from Ofgem’s ECO3 progress report (published in April 2019) shows that only about 20% progress was made against the phase 1. Is ECO dead already? As long as ECO Legislation...
by resmat_dev | Aug 24, 2018 | blog, eco, HHCRO
ECO2 ends on the 30th September and ECO3 is due to commence. As the consultation process is also ending it is clear that there are considerable changes throughout. These include ECO3 being all HHCRO, with the expansion within the eligibility criteria. The Private...
by resmat_dev | May 30, 2018 | blog, eco, HHCRO
As indicated by the BEIS consultation, the next phase of ECO is going to focus on HHCRO. We are developing the DEEM Tool – a web-based Domestic Energy Efficiency Mapping Tool that will assist ECO stakeholders in understanding the intensity of fuel poverty and...
by resmat_dev | Apr 17, 2018 | blog, eco
This is a summary of some key points from the proposed ECO3 policy. I leave it to the readers to decide the impacts the Policy will have on fuel poverty and the industry. Your comments and views are most welcome. ECO3 will focus entirely on fuel poverty as previously...
by resmat_dev | Mar 24, 2016 | blog
Green Deal is dead. Recently DECC also eliminated the requirement of GDARs from domestic RHI. Now leaves ECO as the only scheme that uses GDAR to recommend a measure. Just like with every premature scheme deaths in the past, we would never come to know the financial...
by resmat_dev | Nov 9, 2015 | blog
The next domestic energy efficiency scheme is most likely to use deemed scores instead of SAP/RdSAP for carbon and cost saving calculations. Deemed scores have been used in previous energy efficiency schemes. The method is considerably straightforward and is likely to...
by resmat_dev | Oct 28, 2015 | blog
My previous blog analysed the geographic distribution of ECO measures installed up to 2015, which highlighted that highest number of ECO measures are installed in North West England. To understand the trend further I have now looked into CERT and CESP data, and to my...
by resmat_dev | Oct 17, 2015 | blog
DECC publishes quarterly statistics of ECO and Green Deal (may it rest in peace). I have used the provisional cumulative figures of ECO installations provided in the September 2015 quarterly update (table 1.11a) to generate a GIS map. Click on the map to see...
