Energy Performance Assessment

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a document that provides information about the energy efficiency of a building or property. It is typically required whenever a property is sold, rented, or constructed. The following information will give details on what is involved.

EPC Process

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Assessment Process

To generate an EPC, one of our in-house qualified energy assessors assesses the property to evaluate its energy performance. This assessment involves collecting data on various aspects of the building, such as its construction, heating systems, insulation, ventilation, and lighting.

Assessment Process

To generate an EPC, one of our in-house qualified energy assessors assesses the property to evaluate its energy performance. This assessment involves collecting data on various aspects of the building, such as its construction, heating systems, insulation, ventilation, and lighting.

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Energy Efficiency Rating

One of the key components of an EPC is the energy efficiency rating, which is represented on a scale from A to G, with A being the most energy-efficient and G being the least. This rating provides an indication of how energy-efficient the property is and helps prospective buyers or tenants understand the potential energy costs associated with the property.

Energy Efficiency Rating

One of the key components of an EPC is the energy efficiency rating, which is represented on a scale from A to G, with A being the most energy-efficient and G being the least. This rating provides an indication of how energy-efficient the property is and helps prospective buyers or tenants understand the potential energy costs associated with the property.

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Recommendations for Improvement

In addition to the energy efficiency rating, an EPC includes recommendations for improving the property's energy performance. These recommendations may include measures such as installing insulation, upgrading heating systems, using energy-efficient lighting, or implementing renewable energy technologies. By following these recommendations, property owners can potentially reduce energy consumption, lower utility bills, and improve the comfort and value of the property.

Recommendations for Improvement

In addition to the energy efficiency rating, an EPC includes recommendations for improving the property's energy performance. These recommendations may include measures such as installing insulation, upgrading heating systems, using energy-efficient lighting, or implementing renewable energy technologies. By following these recommendations, property owners can potentially reduce energy consumption, lower utility bills, and improve the comfort and value of the property.

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Legal Requirement

From 1 st January 2026, it will become a mandatory legal requirement to display a valid certificate at the point of selling or renting out your home.

Legal Requirement

From 1 st January 2026, it will become a mandatory legal requirement to display a valid certificate at the point of selling or renting out your home.

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Validity Period

EPCs have a validity period of 10 years, after which they need to be renewed. This is because the energy performance of a building can changes over time due to renovations, upgrades, or changes in occupancy patterns. Renewing the EPC ensures that the information provided to prospective buyers or tenants remains accurate and up to date.

Validity Period

EPCs have a validity period of 10 years, after which they need to be renewed. This is because the energy performance of a building can changes over time due to renovations, upgrades, or changes in occupancy patterns. Renewing the EPC ensures that the information provided to prospective buyers or tenants remains accurate and up to date.

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Benefits

EPCs offer several benefits to both property owners and occupants. For property owners, an EPC can help increase the marketability of their property by demonstrating its energy efficiency and potential cost savings. For occupants, EPCs provide valuable information about the energy performance of the property, enabling them to make informed decisions about energy usage and potential savings.

Benefits

EPCs offer several benefits to both property owners and occupants. For property owners, an EPC can help increase the marketability of their property by demonstrating its energy efficiency and potential cost savings. For occupants, EPCs provide valuable information about the energy performance of the property, enabling them to make informed decisions about energy usage and potential savings.

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Government Subsidy

The Government of Jersey are currently offering a subsidy towards the cost of a home energy audit. The funding is offered on a first come first serve basis and is dependent on the size of property. £100 subsidy is available for 1–2-bedroom apartments and £150 for 3+ bedroom home.

Government Subsidy

The Government of Jersey are currently offering a subsidy towards the cost of a home energy audit. The funding is offered on a first come first serve basis and is dependent on the size of property. £100 subsidy is available for 1–2-bedroom apartments and £150 for 3+ bedroom home.

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Apply Now

To apply for the home energy audit funding click below.

If you wish to find out more or book a home energy audit, please fill out the form below and one of our in-house assessors will contact you at the earliest opportunity.

Apply for energy audit funding

Apply Now

To apply for the home energy audit funding click below.

If you wish to find out more or book a home energy audit, please fill out the form below and one of our in-house assessors will contact you at the earliest opportunity.

Apply for energy audit funding
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