Tetra Tech’s asset management experts conducted assessments of 56 fast food chain sites to ensure compliance with the UK’s Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme.
All large UK organisations must comply with the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS). Originally introduced in 2014, the scheme states that assessments must be carried out every four years by qualifying organisations.
Recognising the potential
As a company which recognises that its energy and water consumption can have a significant impact on the environment, a nationwide fast food chain were keen to ensure that undertaking ESOS assessments didn’t simply become just a compliance exercise. They wanted the audits to identify and help implement measures to further improve their energy and water management. This meant working with experts who could not only fully support their ESOS requirement in meeting new legislative requirements, but also go above and beyond to maximise the potential of the audits.
Adding value
By completing 56 site surveys across the UK and Ireland, including drive-thru and instore restaurants our asset management specialists reviewed all features including lighting (internal & external), heating, and cooling. Regular updates and findings were frequently discussed with the client throughout the surveys to fine tune the results and ensure delivery of a robust final report. Recommendations were then compiled in a red, amber, green system of savings opportunities so that they could quickly implement any low-cost, simple measures before reviewing other possible measures.
Key Facts
- All companies employing over 250 employees or with a turnover greater than €50m must comply with Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS).
- The 56 surveys were undertaken across a single, six-month period followed by review and recommendations.
