Sustainable energy company Eco2Solar has underscored its industry credentials by passing its annual Microgeneration Certificate Scheme (MCS) audit with a 'perfect 10'.

Eco2Solar achieved the accreditation without a single 'non-conformance' mark or negative comment - an extremely rare accomplishment, which demonstrates that the firm is entirely prepared for all aspects of renewable energy installation, with ethical and reliable principles.

Paul Hutchens, Managing Director of Eco2Solar said: "The MCS accreditation is the rite of passage for all renewable energy installation companies, as without this our customers would not be eligible for the wide range of government-backed incentives available.

"These include the Feed-in-Tariffs for solar photo voltaic (PV) installations and the upcoming Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI), which comes into effect in October 2012," he added.

MCS is an internationally recognised quality assurance scheme with highly challenging accreditation standards that involve in-depth analysis of the company's code of conduct, customer service and installation services.

"We were confident we would pass the assessment but to do so with no issues raised at all is amazing. This is testament to the discipline and hard work of everyone at Eco2Solar, but in particular our office manager Gail Lobb, and technical manager Ben Fox, who have worked really hard to achieve this," explained Mr Hutchens.

"Our latest accreditation means all our customers can rest assured that they are receiving the highest level of service and workmanship, along with access to all the financial incentives currently on offer."

A family run business, Eco2Solar is fully MCS accredited for solar PV, solar thermal, and ground source and air source heat pump installation. The company's renewable energy systems significantly reduce the fuel bills and carbon footprints of businesses, organisations and individuals.