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What is a Commercial EPC?
A Commercial EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rates the energy efficiency of a non-domestic property from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).

Why is it needed?
It’s a legal requirement when a commercial property is built, sold or let. It helps landlords and buyers understand energy performance and ensures compliance with current regulations.

What is MEES?
MEES regulations set minimum energy efficiency standards for commercial properties, typically requiring a rating of E or above.

Why is it needed?
If your property falls below the required standard, it cannot legally be let unless exemptions apply. MEES ensures buildings meet basic efficiency levels and helps avoid fines or restrictions.

What is an On-Construction EPC?
An On-Construction EPC is produced for newly built or newly converted commercial properties, based on design and construction details.

Why is it needed?
It is required on completion of a new build or major conversion to demonstrate compliance with Building Regulations and confirm the building’s energy performance.