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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement for commercial and public buildings in the UK when they are constructed, sold, or let. It provides a rating of the building’s theoretical energy efficiency and is a key part of your organisation’s energy compliance obligations.
At Arthian, we deliver EPC assessments as part of our wider energy compliance consultancy. Whether you need a single certificate or a coordinated strategy across a large property portfolio, we ensure your buildings are compliant, efficient, and aligned with your sustainability goals.
What Is an EPC?
An Energy Performance Certificate rates a building’s energy efficiency on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It is based on the building’s construction, services (such as heating and lighting), and energy use assumptions.
When Is an EPC Required?
You must have a valid EPC if:
EPCs are valid for 10 years and must be lodged on the national register.
Our EPC service includes:
We also provide a recommendation report outlining cost-effective measures to improve your rating.
Legal Compliance: EPCs are a statutory requirement under the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations. Non-compliance can result in fines and enforcement action.
MEES Compliance: to let a commercial property, it must meet a minimum EPC rating of E under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards. Arthian can help you assess risk and plan improvements.
Asset Value: a higher EPC rating can enhance the value and marketability of your property, making it more attractive to tenants and buyers.
Sustainability: EPCs support your organisation’s environmental goals by identifying opportunities to reduce energy use and carbon emissions.
Managing EPC compliance across multiple buildings can be challenging. Arthian offers portfolio-wide EPC services, including:
We work with landlords, asset managers, and estates teams to ensure full compliance and long-term value.
As part of our broader energy compliance consultancy, we help you use EPCs not just to meet legal requirements, but to drive performance and efficiency.
How long is an EPC valid for?
An EPC is valid for 10 years unless the building undergoes significant changes that affect its energy performance.
What happens if I don’t have a valid EPC?
You may face fines and enforcement action. Letting or selling a property without a valid EPC is a breach of regulations.
Can I improve my EPC rating?
Yes. Our recommendation report outlines practical steps to improve your rating. We can also support implementation through our consultancy services.
Do I need an EPC for each building I own?
Yes, if the building is being sold, let, or newly constructed. We can help you assess which buildings require EPCs and manage the process across your portfolio.
Ensure your buildings are compliant, efficient, and ready for the future. Arthian’s expert team is here to support your organisation with professional EPC assessments and strategic energy consultancy.
Contact us today to schedule your EPC or discuss your energy compliance needs.