

Getting a Climate Change Agreement.
If you work in an energy intensive industry such as manufacturing, and are subject to the Climate Change Levy (CCL), agreeing to a Climate Change Agreement (CCA) can substantially reduce your costs.
A CCA is a voluntary agreement where you commit to reducing your carbon emissions in exchange for a discount on your CCL.
Find out if you qualify for a CCA
- Speak with our team today to see if your business qualifies.
How to Set up a CCA.
The new CCA year starts on 1 January 2026, and applications are open from 1 May to 31 August 2025. This means you only have a few months to express your interest.
Here’s how to get started.

Determine Your Eligibility
you need to determine if you’re eligible for the CCA.

Get in Touch With Your Industry Sector Association
Your sector association will guide you through the application process.

Prepare Your Application
You will have to submit a series of documents to support your application.

Pay Your Fees
Once your CCA is approved, you’ll need to pay an EA fee of £185 per year per site.

Measure & Submit Your Energy Saving Efforts
You need to submit your performance report.
Need Help With Your CCA?
Your industry sector association is there to help you through (and during) the process, but we’re here to support you too.
We can help you determine your initial eligibility, put energy measuring initiatives in place, and ensure your reporting is as thorough and accurate as possible.
