👉 Register now to start your application: https://bit.ly/BEAS-RegisterNow
Energy costs can be a major challenge for SMEs, but the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS) helps businesses across the West Midlands save money through free assessments and grant funding. In this webinar, Martin Grant and Ashfaq Ashraf explain the full programme, from energy audits to applying for grants and implementing recommendations.
What you’ll learn:
✅ How the BEAS energy assessment process works and what’s involved
✅ The grant application process, including tips for submitting correctly
✅ How to start procurement and implement recommendations even before the grant is approved
✅ Guidance on SME eligibility, financial appraisals, and project requirements
✅ Best practices for submitting files, using guidance notes, and getting support from project officers
If you’re an SME in the West Midlands, you could be eligible for:
🌍 A free energy assessment tailored to your business
💷 Grant funding between £1,000 and £100,000 to implement energy-saving measures
👉 Register now to start your application: https://bit.ly/BEAS-RegisterNow
Energy costs can be a major challenge for SMEs, but the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS) helps businesses across the West Midlands save money through free assessments and grant funding. In this webinar, Martin Grant and Ashfaq Ashraf explain the full programme, from energy audits to applying for grants and implementing recommendations.
What you’ll learn:
✅ How the BEAS energy assessment process works and what’s involved
✅ The grant application process, including tips for submitting correctly
✅ How to start procurement and implement recommendations even before the grant is approved
✅ Guidance on SME eligibility, financial appraisals, and project requirements
✅ Best practices for submitting files, using guidance notes, and getting support from project officers
If you’re an SME in the West Midlands, you could be eligible for:
🌍 A free energy assessment tailored to your business
💷 Grant funding between £1,000 and £100,000 to implement energy-saving measures