/ EAS Phase 2

Legal Obligation
How to ensure you are compliant
Penalties for non-compliance
How ETS can help
EAS is more than just a compliance exercise, it provides detailed recommendations of where and how to save energy. Whilst the EAS programme doesn’t insist that you undertake the recommended measures from the audits, it provides businesses with a platform to work from to reduce capital expenditure and improve operational efficiency.
Information from your energy audit can be used as the basis for implementing an energy management system (EnMS) to facilitate the realisation of the energy saving opportunities identified. If your system is then certified to ISO 50001 during the next four years, your organisation will automatically demonstrate EAS compliance. Our ISO 50001 Lead Auditors, Registered Energy Auditors and ESOS Lead Assessors can support your business in the next compliance phase.
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Key Facts - EAS Assessments
Improved Energy Efficiency

Energy audits can unlock significant cost savings opportunities for your business, improving overall financial performance and supporting your company’s competitive advantage
Reduced Maintenance Spend
Through installation of measures or other actions to improve operational efficiency

Reduced Compliance Risk
70%


SEAI have indicated that a tougher approach to compliance will be taken for Phase 2