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From the 1st October commercial Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) will be required for the construction, sale or rent of all non-domestic buildings. EPC Nationwide can assist you in obtaining your EPC plus offer a wide range of supporting services.

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In addition to obtaining your EPC we can also review your current energy efficiency and provide a plan of action and advice on ways to reduce your premises current costs and carbon emissions.
 

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What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) have been introduced as part of the governemnt's committment to improve energy efficiency of buildings in England and Wales. They are designed to make it easy to judge the performance of a building in terms of energy usage and carbon dioxide emissions and to offer advice on possible improvements. As the price of gas and electricity continues to rise the information and advice in the EPC becomes increasingly valuable as a tool for controlling energy costs.

From 6th April 2008 EPCs were required for the construction, sale or rent of buildings with total fllor area above 10,000 square meters; from 1st July they applied to all buildings above 2500 square meters and from 1st October 2008 they will be needed for all remaining buildings.

Buildings that are small (less than 50 square meters), temporay (planned usage less than 2 years) or due for demolition are exempt are exempt from these requirements, as are buildings which do not use energy for heating/ventilation. Read More

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Implementation dates for commercial EPC's are based on the size of the property. You will need an EPC in place on sale, letting or construction of non domestic property as follows:
Over 10,000 sq m
6th April 2008
Over 2,500 sq m
1st July 2008
Any size under 2,500 sq m
1st October 2008