Accredited Electricians

SELECT is Scotland’s leading trade association for accredited electricians, representing the interests of the electrical contracting industry across the country. As a member-driven body, SELECT plays a pivotal role in championing the highest standards of workmanship, safety, and business practice among its members while influencing key stakeholders in the electrical sector.

An Energy Saving Trust Approved Installer is a trusted professional, certified by the Energy Saving Trust, to install energy-efficient and renewable energy products. The accreditation is a mark of quality that ensures the installer has met strict standards set by the Energy Saving Trust for competence and performance.

OZEV is a UK government body tasked with supporting the transition to zero-emission vehicles. This agency plays a central role in formulating and implementing policies and initiatives that aim to facilitate and accelerate the adoption of electric and other low-emission vehicles

MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) Certification is a UK-based quality assurance standard for small-scale renewable and low-carbon technologies. It verifies that installers and products meet rigorous performance, safety, and consumer protection requirements. Being MCS certified not only assures customers of high-quality, reliable services and products, but also enables eligibility for various government incentives and promotes industry best practices.

CTSI (Chartered Trading Standards Institute) Certification is a mark of consumer protection and ethical business practice. It signifies that a company adheres to rigorous trading standards, ensuring fair, transparent dealings with customers. Achieving CTSI certification enhances consumer confidence and underscores an organization’s commitment to best practices and responsible commerce.

Home Energy Scotland is a free, impartial advice service funded by the Scottish Government and managed by the Energy Saving Trust. It offers personalized guidance on improving energy efficiency, installing renewable technologies, and accessing relevant grants or financial support, helping households reduce energy costs and their carbon footprint.

NAPIT (National Association of Professional Inspectors and Testers) is a UK-based accreditation body for tradespeople and contractors across various sectors. It ensures members meet strict industry standards, comply with regulations, and uphold high levels of professionalism. Being NAPIT-certified signifies competency, safety, and a commitment to quality work.

Net Zero Scotland is an initiative focused on reducing Scotland’s greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2045. It encourages individuals, businesses, and communities to adopt low-carbon technologies, improve sustainability, and transition to renewable energy sources, ultimately supporting Scotland’s ambition for a cleaner, more resilient future.

RECC (Renewable Energy Consumer Code) is a UK consumer protection scheme covering small-scale renewable energy installations. It ensures businesses follow rigorous standards in advertising, contracting, and customer service. Being RECC-certified demonstrates a commitment to ethical practices, transparent dealings, and high-quality installations.

TrustMark is a UK government-endorsed quality scheme for tradespeople that ensures work carried out in and around the home meets high standards of professionalism. By displaying the TrustMark logo, businesses show they have been thoroughly vetted for technical competence, customer service, and fair trading practices, giving homeowners added peace of mind.

EVCC (Electric Vehicle Communication Controller) is a crucial component in electric vehicle (EV) charging systems, enabling communication between the vehicle and the charging station. It ensures proper coordination of charging parameters, such as voltage, current, and state of charge, to optimize efficiency and safety. EVCC supports standardized protocols like ISO 15118 and DIN 70121, allowing for seamless interoperability between different EVs and charging networks. Additionally, it plays a key role in enabling advanced features like Plug & Charge, which simplifies the charging process by automating authentication and payment.