Energy Performance commitment - survey

The UK Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) are investigating measures that will contribute to a 60 per cent reduction in total UK emissions by 2050. As part of this programme of activities a consultation document has been launched on measures to reduce carbon emissions in the large non-energy intensive business and public sectors. These specific proposals are seeking to encourage a reduction in energy use emissions of 1.2 million tonnes of carbon (MtC) per year by 2020. The measures are aimed at organisations with electricity consumption higher than 3,000 MWh at current energy prices this would capture organisations with annual annual electricity bills in excess of £250,000. 1. Is this scheme likely to affect your company (ie is your energy consumption higher than 3,000MWh, or your annual electricity bill in excess of £250,000)? Yes   No In order to effectively represent the views of members on this proposal, we would welcome your comments on the additional questions below. 2. How many of your sites have a half-hourly meter?   3. Is your company a single legal entity? Yes   No 4. Is your company part of a group comprising a number of limited companies? Yes   No 5. At what level are energy bills paid? Overall company level   Site by site   (Other) Please Specify : 6. What proportion of your company’s energy consumption is currently part of a Climate Change Levy scheme? 0   1-10%   11 - 20%   21 - 30%   31 - 40%   >41% 7. Does your company regularly collate energy consumption data? Yes   No 8. Does your company receive energy bills via a landlord? Yes   No 9. Does your company currently have an energy reduction programme? Yes   No Company Information     10. Name   11. Company name   12. Company size (no. of employees)   13. Annual electricity use (MWh)/ total energy bill (if know)   14. e-mail address   The full consultation document can be accessed on DEFRA’s web-site at: http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/consult/carbon-emissions/index.htm

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