Watchdog reveals just 120 businesses are ESOS compliant

Madeleine Cuff
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EXCLUSIVE: With less than four months to go to the deadline, just a tiny fraction of the estimated 10,000-plus businesses that fall under the new energy efficiency scheme have met their legal requirements

Only around 120 businesses have notified the Environment Agency (EA) that they are fully compliant with new energy efficiency regulations, with just a few months to go until the 5 December deadline for...

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