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EPC legislation enforcement picks up pace

Friday, June 26th, 2009

We have been contacted by a number of Accreditation bodies in relation to EPC legislation enforcement urging energy assessors to assist in reporting incidents to Trading Standards, the CLG and the local regions MP -Where properties are being marketed for let or sale without an EPC.

Do I need a Commercial EPC if the building is not heated ?

Friday, June 26th, 2009

We get asked this question frequently. The commercial EPC law stipulates that if a commercial property has a heating systems or cooling system in place it will require a commercial EPC. It will also require an EPC if the property has mechanical ventilation e.g extract fan(s). i.e If the building uses energy to condition the indoor climate it will need an commercial EPC prior to it being marketed.

What are the exemptions for a commercial EPC?

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

Under current commercial EPC law, an EPC is not required on the following exempt premises:

  • On lease renewals or extensions that were in place prior to 1st October 2008
  • Places of worship
  • Stand alone buildings less than 50 square meters
  • Properties with consent to be demolished within a 2 year period

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