Guidance for device owners and installers on how to register energy devices, including heat pumps and electric vehicle charge points. You must register the following energy devices with your local Distribution Network Operator: This document tells you what your responsibilities are and when you need to notify the Distribution Network Operator.
Apply for relevant energy efficiency schemes. If you are planning to install an energy device in your home or small business, you are required to register your energy device with your Distribution Network Operator (DNO), the company that is responsible for bringing electricity to the property where you are installing the device.
If MCS certified, the installation contractor must register the energy device with MCS ’s Microgeneration Installation Database (MID) within 10 days of installation. If TrustMark registered, and work is funded by certain energy efficiency schemes, the installation contractor must register the installation in the TrustMark Data Warehouse.
This accredited course equips participants with the latest knowledge on how to select the most effective energy storage technology, understand grid-connected and off-grid systems and evaluate the costs & pricing of available options.
Installers should provide the following documentation to the energy device owner: Building Regulations Completion Certificate from the installation contractor for notifiable work. This certificate should be provided upon selling the property. Read more information on the use of a Building Regulations Completion Certificate
There’s a different service to find an energy certificate for properties in Scotland. You can use this service to find an existing: If your property does not have an energy certificate or it has expired, you can get a new energy certificate. You can search for a certificate by postcode, street name and town, or certificate number.