Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Ratings Explained
The EPC rating is a measure of a building's energy efficiency, ranging from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Find out how to improve your rating.
The EPC rating is a measure of a building's energy efficiency, ranging from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Find out how to improve your rating.
Get to know the EPC scale, from A (0-15 kgCO2/m²) to G (over 150 kgCO2/m²), and learn how to boost your home's energy efficiency with our expert advice.
Research from UCL highlights the importance of EPCs in reducing carbon emissions. Discover how the EPC scale works and its implications for the UK housing market.
Practical tips and guides on enhancing your home's energy performance, including insulation, double glazing, and renewable energy solutions, to achieve a better EPC rating.
Although focused on the US, this resource provides a comprehensive overview of energy performance certificates, including their purpose, benefits, and the rating system, which has parallels with the UK's EPC scale.
Watch our video to understand the EPC scale, from A to G, and learn simple, cost-effective ways to improve your home's energy efficiency and reduce your carbon footprint.
Nesta's guide to the EPC scale offers insights into how the certificate works, its impact on property values, and innovative solutions for enhancing energy efficiency in buildings.
Use our free EPC calculator tool to estimate your building's energy performance rating based on its characteristics, and get recommendations for improvement.