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London businesses urged to be more energy smart
Energy management consultancy Utilitywise is to host a local workshop to support businesses on how to survive changes in legislation coming into force later this year with the introduction of the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
The scheme will see mandatory regulations put in place which will require larger companies to audit their energy use, with the aim of reducing their consumption.
Taking place on Wednesday 01st April in London, the free workshop will outline these changes and instruct businesses on how they can benefit from them and be prepared. Aimed at business owners, managing directors, finance directors, operations directors or senior management, Utilitywise will assist those who want to learn how to best manage their utilities and make their business more energy efficient in line with the new legislation.
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is a mandatory scheme in the UK and will introduce regular energy audits that will highlight energy savings for large organisations with the deadline for the first compliancy period falling on 5th December 2015.
The workshop will take place from 10am until 12pm at the London office of Houlihan Lokey on Pall Mall.
Businesses wishing to attend can register their interest at www.utilitywise.com/esos_workshops.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Utilitywise .
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