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Compliance

Regulatory switchboard

Select a regime to light its route.

The same organisation can sit inside one regime and outside another. Select a regime below to see its current status and what decides whether it applies.

LawESOS Phase 4

An assessment obligation that turns on the size of the undertaking rather than on the size of its energy use.

Open ESOS Phase 4 page

Your business

The evidence chain

01Entity and site facts
02Source records and dates
03Applicable test
04Written scope position

Take control with Omnium

Know which regimes apply to you, and which do not.

Current law is kept separate from proposal, and every deadline sits on the same calendar as the contracts.

Law kept apart from proposal
What currently applies is stated plainly, and what is only proposed is labelled as such.
Told what does not apply
We say as clearly where a regime does not apply as where it does, rather than selling work you do not need.
Every deadline on one calendar
Reporting obligations sit alongside contract dates, so neither depends on one person remembering.
A page for every scheme
ESOS, SECR, MEES and TM44 each have their own detail, checkable at any point rather than only before a deadline.

Where it goes wrong, and what we do about it

How Omnium solves it
We tell you plainly which regimes apply, which do not, and keep what is current law separate from what is proposed.
How Omnium solves it
Reporting obligations and their dates are held on the same calendar as the contracts, so a deadline does not depend on one person remembering it.
How Omnium solves it
Each scheme we cover has its own page and sheet, so the detail is there to check whenever it is needed, not only when a deadline is close.

Read the detail

The two regimes with the most work attached have their own pages: ESOS Phase 4 compliance and SECR reporting.

How to check this

Each claim on this page is answered by something you can read for yourself. Nothing below states a figure; it names the document or register the claim is held against.

Point 01
We hold a Level 1 Letter of Authority only
The authority wording sets out what we may do with your data and states that we cannot sign a contract on your behalf. Read it before you sign it.
Read the Letter of Authority
Point 02
How we are paid is agreed in writing before you sign
Our margin or management fee is stated in the terms that accompany a recommendation, and nothing is added afterwards.
Client terms and conditions
Point 03
Every figure we quote carries a dated source document
Records state the figure, what it is measured against, the document it is taken from and the date on that document. Records still held anonymous are labelled as such.
Evidence records
Point 04
Compliance work is held against the current legislation
Each obligation is recorded with the rule it comes from and the deadline it carries, in an evidence pack an auditor can follow.
Compliance
Point 05
We work to a published code of conduct
Our obligations as a third party intermediary, and what you can hold us to, are set out in full.
Third party intermediary code

Proof

What we have delivered, and who checks our work.

Each figure below is taken from our evidence record and has a full case study behind it.

Michels and Taylor
£206,000a year saved on procurement
Read the case study: Michels and Taylor
Broadening Choices for Older People
£161,000a year saved on gas, about £483,000 across a three-year term
Read the case study: Broadening Choices for Older People
Roam
Group rates10 per centlower than the previous brokered prices
Read the case study: Roam