Salus Appointed by Eon for 5 year Community Energy Saving Programme

Salus are proud to have been chosen by Energy suppiers Eon to carry out the Approved Inspector Building Regulation role for the next five years. The Community Energy Saving Programme (CESP) targets households across Great Britain, in areas of low income, to improve energy efficiency standards, and reduce fuel bills. There are 4,500 areas eligible for this programme. CESP is funded by an obligation on energy suppliers and electricity generators and our role will be to oversee the external insulation upgrade on up to 15,000 properties per year.


CESP promotes a “whole house” approach i.e. a package of energy efficiency measures best suited to the individual property. The programme is delivered through the development of community-based partnerships between Local Authorities (LAs), community groups and energy companies, via a house-by-house, street-by-street approach. This partnership working allows CESP to be implemented in a way that is best suited to individual areas and coordinated with other local and national initiatives. Up to 400 schemes are expected, benefiting around 90,000 homes and saving nearly 2.9m tonnes of CO₂ emissions. CESP is expected to deliver annual average fuel bill savings for those households involved of up to £300.