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Many Commercial Buildings Fall Short Of Energy Performance Standards
Just EPC outline the potential dangers commercial property landlords face if buildings fall short of the New European Green Builds Standards due to be enforced in 2018.
(PRWEB UK) 1 September 2012
Recent Commercial EPC figures from Just EPC back up news that at least 40% of all commercial properties fall short of new European green build standards and according to a recent indexing survey from a recognised building trade publication, over half of all registered commercial properties are still without a valid Commercial EPC.
The need for a Commercial EPC has never been greater, in view of the fact that in 2018 any building with a grade of ‘F’ or ‘G’ on an Energy Performance Certificate, will be illegal to sell or rent, as a direct result of energy performance regulations that are set to come into effect, via legislation on April of that year.
2012-09-02 21:12:50
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