What happens if the company’s production changes in the VEEC M&V period?

In this period we need to ensure that there are no scheduled or foreseeable disruptions to production or usage. With unpredictable events such as COVID, it begs the question, what happens if due to unforeseeable circumstances, a factory or company needs to shut down or drastically reduce its usage for a period within the measurement and verification time frame?

Fortunately, the Regulator has released a policy for this. Whether energy production is halted, slowed, adjusted or establishes a ‘new normal’ baseline, there are policies that cover this. As long as the disruption can be directly linked to a state of emergency or state of disaster, it can be handled.

As your ACP, we take care of this for you, so it’s not something you have to be concerned about navigating on your own. Our experienced engineers and compliance teams at Ecovantage will support your claim through every step to approval. They are experts in the ever-changing VEEC landscape, here to assist you to gain the best possible outcome through the VEU Scheme.