Should I wait for a Government scheme before acting?

No. MEES deadlines remain active. We use funding routes available now and integrate new support when introduced.

What is a PPA and when is it suitable?

A PPA funds on-site generation through a third party who sells energy at a fixed rate, ideal for sites with steady demand.

Do I need to borrow money to comply with MEES?

Not necessarily. PPAs, grants, supplier offers, or phased capital programmes can often remove or spread upfront costs.

How do you ensure value for money once funding is in place?

We run competitive tenders through verified frameworks, evaluating on quality and price, to maintain assurance.

Can you combine more than one funding route?

Yes, we often blend PPAs, green loans, and supplier offers across portfolios for optimal results.

When do you identify the best funding route?

Once the MEES Compliance Report defines the technical scope — ensuring funding matches project and lease needs.

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Act now with funding that fits your plan

Funding is most effective when it follows a clear technical plan. Our MEES Compliance Report sets the starting point, identifies the upgrades that deliver the best value, and then maps those projects to suitable funding and procurement pathways. You do not need to wait for a future scheme before getting started. We help you use the options that are available today, and we deliver projects using a controlled process that provides assurance from design through to measured performance.

Funding routes for MEES compliance

We assess eligibility, commercial terms, and deliverability for each option and often blend more than one route across a portfolio.

Grants and incentives

Periodic national and regional programmes may support energy efficiency or onsite generation. These are often time limited and criteria based. We track live opportunities, confirm fit, and prepare evidence packs where appropriate. Your report will flag any viable routes.

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Power purchase agreements

A third party funds and installs generation, such as solar PV, and sells electricity to you at an agreed price for a defined term. This can remove upfront capital and provide price certainty. We structure offers, compare terms, and run competitive tendering.

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Green loans and finance

Many lenders now support energy upgrades with favourable terms. Our modelling sets out expected savings and payback, helping you secure finance with a clear business case. We can introduce lenders and include finance milestones in your plan.

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Tax relief and allowances

Some qualifying investments may access capital allowances or other reliefs. We signpost potential eligibility, provide technical detail for your advisors, and ensure the scope of works is recorded to support claims.

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Supplier rebates and offers

For technologies such as lighting and controls, suppliers may offer structured rebates or performance guarantees. We validate technical assumptions, benchmark pricing, and include performance checks during commissioning.

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Client capital with phasing

Where direct investment is preferred, we phase works in line with lease events and building priorities. Our plan aligns spend with risk reduction and sets out a trackable path to the target EPC rating.

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Important note about MEES deadlines

MEES deadlines continue to apply. Where Government support is introduced, we will reflect it in your plan. Your best next step is to complete a MEES Compliance Report so that suitable funding routes can be matched to real projects.

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From funding to delivery

Once funding is agreed, we manage a structured tender and deliver projects with full compliance and assurance.

1 - Scope

Finalise scope from the MEES Compliance Report and set performance requirements.

2 - Tender

Run competitive procurement using pre-vetted frameworks and client-guided evaluation.

3 - Delivery

Managing installation under PAS 2038 through a defined Quality Management System (QMS).

4 - Assurance

Commissioning review, data warehousing, EPC updates, and measured performance checks.

PAS 2038 controlled delivery

PAS 2038 is the British Standard for managing commercial retrofit projects.
Framework routes: we only work with pre-vetted contractors and our procurement process is entirely transparent.
Compliance management: we operate gated approvals, keep fully documented decisions, and retain sign-off records at each stage.
Data warehouse: we maintain a centralised repository of building data, assumptions, versions, and evidence to support audit.
Assurance: we provide independent quality assurance, complete commissioning checks, and deliver a post-implementation review with measured outcomes.

Funding FAQs

Short answers to common questions. For specific scenarios, please contact us.

No. MEES deadlines and landlord duties remain in place. We use routes that are available now and will incorporate any future support into your plan when it becomes available.

A PPA places the capital and performance risk with a third party that installs generation and sells power to you at an agreed price. It suits sites with stable demand and appropriate roof or land area.

Not always. Options include PPAs, grants where available, supplier offers, and phased programmes using client capital. Your report sets out routes for each project with clear payback estimates.

We run competitive tenders through recognised frameworks, evaluate on quality and price, and manage delivery with documented checks. This reduces risk and supports a robust audit trail.

Yes. Portfolios often blend routes. For example, a PPA for solar PV, a green loan for heating, and supplier offers for lighting. We schedule works so that each project uses the most suitable route.

After your MEES Compliance Report has set the technical scope. This ensures the funding choice matches the project needs and the commercial context of your leases and operations.