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CRC update

Thu, 26/04/2012

There has been another important update to the CRC. The latest simplified guidance from the Environment Agency highlights the steps required before allowances can be surrendered at the end of July. Each of the steps depend on the earlier steps being completed and some of these may take some time so we recommend you complete this by the 16th July to allow for any delays in the system.  Take a look at the summary of steps.  

New draft of the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme allocation regulations (From Localenergy.org.uk)

Mon, 16/01/2012

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has published (12.01.12) a new draft of the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme allocation regulations. There are three key points of interest: 1. Dates for purchase and allocation of allowances; 2. Price of allowances and 3.Fees

Simplifying the CRC: DECC proposals - webinar

Date: 
06/10/2011
Location: 
At your desk

In late June, DECC announced a number of proposals for simplifying the CRC, following a consultation earlier in the year. This webinar will summarize the changes, and discuss how they are likely to affect CRC participants. The webinar will take place at 3pm, and you will need to sign up for a (free) 2degrees account. Visit the 2degrees website for more information.

Simplification proposals for CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme and Climate Change Agreements revealed

Mon, 04/07/2011

Proposals to make the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme simpler, easier and more straightforward have been outlined. The proposals will be formally consulted on early next year but comments from participants are encouraged now.

Automatic Reader Meeting for CRC

Mon, 27/06/2011

This publication (PDF attached) outlines the basics of how Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) is treated under the CRC, and which meters are counted as AMR under the scheme.

New CRC report guidance from the Environment Agency

Mon, 16/05/2011

The SDU has collected useful information and links from the Environment Agency (and others) to help you prepare your CRC annual and footprint reports in time for the 29th July deadline. Click HERE to visit the SDU website for the guidelines and links to support options and resources.

Annual Environmental Law Update

Presentations from Groundwork's annual Environmental Law update, held across the region in 2010. These presentations are from the March event at Bond Pearce in Bristol, and cover a general update on environmental law (including CRC) and an update on the EA's new civil sanctions procedures.

Event: 
Annual Environmental Law Update
Resources: 
Environmental Law Update presentation (D. Tilney 03.2011)
OFE and Civil Sanctions presentation (A. Palfrey 03.2011)

Environmental Law Update presentation (D. Tilney 03.2011)

 

A powerpoint presentation by Duncan Tilney of Bond Pearce, given at the Groundwork Environmental Law update in March 2011. This presentation covers a range of updates, including CRC, Contaminated land, Pollution Prevention and Control, Waste, Water and Civil Sanctions.

Annual Environmental Law Update

Date: 
29/03/2011
Location: 
Bond Pearce, Bristol

Groundwork South West is holding their annual environmental law update in partnership with Bond Pearce and the Environment Agency. Updates will cover a range of legislation including: Waste, Pollution Prevention and Control, Water, Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Efficiency Scheme, Contaminated land and New EA Civil Sanctions.

'Dealing with CRC as a Tax' Webinar

Date: 
01/02/2011
Location: 
At your desk

The CRC is a complex and still changing piece of regulation that requires participants to manage their energy consumption data and report on it each year. Recent changes to the regulation have meant the carbon allowance purchase is effectively a tax on energy consumption rather than the original recycling of payments. This means you now have more certainty over the cost of the scheme to your organisation, and you can plan your CRC strategy more accurately. The webinar takes place at 10am - Register at the EDF website.

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