Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)
An EPC provides a rating of a building’s energy efficiency. It is required when a property is built, sold, or rented in the UK and EU nations, helping guide energy-saving improvements.
Get a QuoteWhat Information Does an EPC Include?
An EPC evaluates a building’s energy performance and provides practical recommendations for improvement. Key elements include:
- Energy Efficiency Rating – Graded from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).
- Estimated Energy Costs – Shows potential savings if energy efficiency upgrades are implemented.
- Carbon Emissions – Measures the environmental impact of the building.
- Recommendations – Suggests improvements such as insulation, glazing upgrades, or renewable energy systems.
Why EPCs Are Important
- Helps buyers, tenants, and owners understand the energy efficiency of a property.
- Encourages sustainable building improvements and energy savings.
- Often required for planning applications and compliance with energy regulations.