Introduction:As sustainability takes center stage in the modern world, the focus on energy-efficient buildings has grown significantly. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) have emerged as a valuable tool for evaluating and improving the energy efficiency of buildings. In this blog post, we will explore the purpose and importance of EPCs in shaping a greener and more…
Under Legal Notice 47 of 2018, a building is defined as a residential or commercial property where heating and/or cooling is used. Private car garages that are standalone structures and not attached to a habitable or conditioned building are exempt from requiring an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). These garages are considered non-habitable and un-conditioned spaces…
Per Legal Notice 47 of 2018, a property which is constructed, sold or rented must have an EPC certificate in place. Essentially, an EPC shows how energy-efficient the property is. But what exactly does the EPC cover? An Energy Performance Certificate gives information on the following: – How much energy it uses for heating, cooling,…
Note that the useful floor area as reported in an EPC certificate is not the actual property floor area. This post talks about the main differences and the reason why whilst different both are valuable! The main difference between the EPC floor area and property or gross floor area is in the definition. EPC useful…
A good EPC rating is an indicator that the building will typically require less energy to operate. Here are five top tips for scoring a good EPC. Illuminate right – Natural daylight is known to be essential for human health, it helps regulate circadian rhythms (that’s your body clock) and triggers the body’s production of…