More than 2,500 UK end-users at risk of fines over carbon rules
More than 2,500 UK end-users could be stung with a hefty fine from the UK government, as a substantial number of executives at the country’s top firms admit they are unaware of the mandatory CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, reveals a new report
More than 53% of executives at the UK's top 5,000 firms have admitted to being unaware of the mandatory CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, which leaves the companies open to hefty penalties if they do not register the firms by September 30, 2010 and put a monitoring plan in place, according to a report by green IT consultancy Externus.
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme is a mandatory carbon cap-and
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