Non-Domestic EPCs - Business Energy - Efficiency Advice - Sustainability
Assisting medium and large companies to audit their energy consumption, and identify energy saving opportunities .
Learn MoreCommercial EPCs are a legal requirement for sale or letting of property. For letting, it is currently a requirement that properties reach an EPC at a minimum energy efficiency standard (MEES) of E. It has now been confirmed that the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for commercial properties in England and Wales will require that: All private rented buildings over 1,000 square metres must achieve an EPC B rating by 2031 if cost-effective improvements can be made. Buildings below 1,000 square metres will continue to be subject to the current minimum standard of EPC E. The previous interim EPC C milestone for 2027 has been removed, providing more time for landlords to improve their buildings. Existing flexibility mechanisms, including the 7-year payback test, will remain in place to ensure compliance is practical and cost-effective. This new requirement aims to enhance energy efficiency and reduce energy costs for tenants, contributing to overall energy security and carbon reduction targets. Where a building cannot be brought up to MEES standards whilst achieving a 7 year payback on the works, where the works would devalue the building or where third party consent cannot be obtained, an exemption certificate can be applied for. Chiltern Utility Solutions can provide your non-domestic EPC and work with you to identify and implement the changes needed to cost effectively bring your properties up to the above forthcoming MEES standards.
Learn MoreDomestic EPCs are used to benchmark the design energy efficiency of homes in comparison to other homes.
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