Expert Valuations & Technical Due Diligence
Don’t Inherit Someone Else’s Ofgem Problem
The market for NDRHI accredited assets is specialised. Whether you are a land agent acting for a client or an owner looking to exit the scheme, the “Change of Ownership” process is a technical minefield. You aren’t just selling a boiler; you are selling a long-term revenue stream—and that stream is only as good as the paperwork behind it.
At Weeks Energy, we act as the bridge between buyer and seller. We know that a tariff is only an asset if it’s compliant. We provide a technical audit of any asset before it changes hands, looking at the pipework, the meters, and the fuel logs to ensure the buyer gets exactly what they pay for—and the seller is protected from future liability.
How We Support the Sale
- For Sellers: Maximising the Value of Your Tariff If you are exiting the biomass scheme, we help you prepare a “Technical Sales Pack.” We audit your records, verify sustainability compliance, and ensure your schematic diagrams are accurate. A “clean” RHI account fetches a significantly higher price because it removes the buyer’s fear of a retrospective Ofgem audit.
- For Buyers & Land Agents: Technical Due Diligence Buying an RHI-accredited boiler without a technical audit is a massive risk. We provide a full “health check” on the asset, verifying that the system matches the original accreditation and that mandatory 10-year meter replacement requirements (Regulation 45) have been met.
- Ofgem “Change of Ownership” Management The administrative handover on the Ofgem portal is notoriously slow and pedantic. We manage the process, ensuring the correct notifications are filed and technical evidence is submitted promptly to avoid a break in your NDRHI payments during the transition.
Why Weeks Energy?
- Asset Expertise: We understand the market value of different tariff tiers and various boiler brands.
- Risk Mitigation: We identify compliance gaps before the sale, preventing deal-breaking surprises or future fines.
- Rural Focus: We work closely with land agents and solicitors to ensure the technical side of the sale aligns with the legal property transfer.