An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
It assigns a rating from A (highly efficient) to G (least efficient), reflecting the building’s energy consumption and operational costs. In the UK, EPCs are mandatory for properties being sold, leased, or newly constructed.
What an EPC does:
Everything You Need to Know About Energy Performance Certificates
Evaluates energy performance:
It examines how effectively a building uses energy, factoring in elements like insulation, heating, and lighting systems.
Assigns a rating:
The A-to-G scale informs prospective buyers or renters about the property’s energy usage and estimated running costs.
Suggests improvements:
EPCs provide recommendations for enhancing energy efficiency, such as upgrading insulation or adopting more efficient heating solutions.
Valid for a decade:
An EPC remains valid for 10 years from its issuance date.
Mandatory for sales and rentals:
UK law requires an EPC for properties being sold or rented.
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