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NES scraps annual membership fee
17th May 2010

NES, through our NHER and SAVA schemes, are committed to supporting our members. We continue to work hard to create opportunities for our members to offer new services, earn a living and make a contribution to improving our environment.

We want to develop the energy assessor's role beyond the provision of the EPC and enable our members to support building owners - particularly the millions of homeowners - in making the changes that will deliver real cuts in their energy costs and carbon emissions.

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SAP 2009 Preview v1.3 - see the effects of changes to SAP and Part L
13th May 2010

SAP and the Building Regulations are both set to change in 2010. We have updated NHER SAP 2009 Preview – software that allows you to see the effects of the proposed changes.

NHER Plan Assessor v5.0 will be released in September with all the SAP and Building Regulations changes. In the meantime, this is your chance to prepare with this educational tool.

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National Energy Services on Facebook
13th May 2010

If you use Facebook, you can now get all our public updates posted straight on to your news feed. We publish blog posts, news items, events and job vacancies as well as other items of note.

We'll still send member-only communications and offers to you by email, but this is a way to get updated content from NES website content in a service you might already use and enjoy.

Become a fan today!

Don't forget, you can also find us on several other sites:

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Commercial EPC compliance shows no improvement
12th May 2010

Each month we research EPC compliance for non-domestic buildings – the sector with the lowest compliance rates. We produce a monthly index in association with building.co.uk, showing how many commercial buildings being marketed have an EPC.A graph showing commercial EPC compliance up to April 2010

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10 Key Changes in Building Regulations Part L1A 2010
5th May 2010

Part L1A of the Building Regulations comes into force in October 2010. This article from Dyfrig Hughes, Technical Manager for National Energy Services, summarises the ten key changes and presents ways of exploring these changes in more depth.

When you've read this article, you might be interested in reading about the 10 ways SAP 2009 will affect you. You can also see more about our package of online CPD to dig even deeper into the subject.

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