Climate Change Agreements

Emission reduction for energy intensive industries

The Climate Change Levy is a tax applied to all non-domestic energy use. A number of energy intensive industries can obtain a discount on the levy in exhange for commiting to emissions reduction. Inenco's experts can help you determine if your organisation is eligable for a discount and complete the necessary registration.

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Carbon Reduction Commitment

Emissions controls for non energy intensive organisations

From 2010 new regulations will be placed on around 5,000 organisations requiring them to pay for the carbon emitted from energy use. In addition, your organisation's performance will be published in a national league table, which may affect public perception of your organisation.

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EU-ETS

Emission control on highly energy intensive industries

The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme was introduced in 2005. It requires organisations in a number of defined industries, along with those operating significant combustion plants to buy carbon credits to cover their emissions. Inenco can help affected organisations work towards reducing emissions and hence control the costs of the legislation.

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Energy Performance of Buildings Directive

Rating the performance of your buildings

From October 2008 new regulations come into force relating to the energy performance of buildings. Buildings over 10,000 m² will need an Energy Performance Certificate if they are sold or leased. In addition, any building over 1,000 m² which is visited by the public will need a Display Energy Certificate showing its performance. Inenco can help you with the assessment process to get the certificate you need.

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Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC)

Mitigating the pollution from heavy industry

The IPPC regulations are a wide ranging set of controls covering polluting emmissions to air, water and land alongside requirements on energy efficiency and noise levels. A broad spectrum of industries are covered and regulated organisations require permits to operate. In addition they must show that they are using "Best Available Technologies" to control the pollution at source. Inenco can help you to establish if your organisation needs a permit and to meet the standards required.

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