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Proposed Changes to Scottish Non-Domestic EPCs: A Move Towards Greater Energy Efficiency
The Scottish Government has recently proposed significant changes to the Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for non-domestic buildings, marking a crucial step in the nation’s journey towards a more sustainable and energy-efficient future.
Display Energy Certificates in the UK: Requirements, Renewals, and Asset Only DECs
When are Display Energy Certificates Required? DECs are mandatory for certain buildings in the UK under the Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) Regulations 2007.
BRIEFING NOTE – New non-domestic EPC conventions from 1st July 2024
From 1st July 2024, the non-domestic EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) conventions play a significant role in determining your EPC ratings. These conventions standardize the assessment process, ensuring a consistent approach to energy evaluations.
A lapsed EPC and MEES – what happens at lease renewal?
There is often confusion about what happens when an existing tenant renews and the EPC has expired.
Hi-def EPCs: what exactly is EPC Level 5 / DSM?
Level 5 software can be used on any building, complex or not. At MEES Solutions we believe our clients have not been properly advised on their EPC ratings unless Level 5 has been considered.
1.5 degrees – the hottest year on record
The breach serves as a stark reminder of the scale of the challenge and the need for decisive and immediate responses.
Carbon factors and why getting off gas will boost your EPC rating
Carbon factors are crucial when considering older non-domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings, particularly in light of changes occurring in 2025. Despite EPCs being valid for 10 years, any pre-June 2022 EPC rating (pre-February 2023 in Wales) is now considered outdated