Publicly Available Specification for the installation of energy efficiency measures in existing buildings, required for government-funded retrofit schemes.
PAS 2030 is a Publicly Available Specification that sets out requirements for installing energy efficiency measures (EEMs) in existing buildings. It defines the standards for installation quality, ensuring that retrofit work delivers the expected energy savings and performance.
PAS 2030 certification is mandatory for installers working on government-funded energy efficiency schemes like ECO4.
The specification covers the entire installation process:
PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 work together in the retrofit framework:
| Aspect | PAS 2030 | PAS 2035 |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Installation quality | Whole-house retrofit design |
| Applies To | Installers | Retrofit coordinators/assessors |
| Scope | Individual measures | Building-level approach |
| Requirement | How to install | What to install |
PAS 2030 covers installation of various energy efficiency measures:
To become PAS 2030 certified, installers must:
Our services help installers navigate certification requirements and maintain compliance with PAS 2030 standards.
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