MEES – EPC uprating

The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) outlaw the letting of commercial properties with a rating of ‘G’ or ‘F.’ In April this year, this will extend to properties that are already let. The future trajectory is pencilled to go from a minimum of ‘E’ in 2023, to a ‘C’ in 2027 and a ‘B’ by 2030.

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How we can help

We have advised a number of clients on works required to improve the EPC rating and general sustainability performance of an asset.

Acquisition and Disposal Advice

As part of our wider technical due diligence of an asset we can undertake a review of the sustainability performance and provide a high level view on likely investment required.

Detailed EPC Modelling

By building a digital twin of the asset we can model the impact on the EPC rating, running costs and energy usage from different levels of intervention – this measures what works would have the greatest impact and ROI.

Wider Asset Strategy

Planning and costing of the works to unput into the wider asset strategy. This can include advice on service charge recoverability, dovetailing works with lease events and impact of managing works around existing occupiers.

Project Management

We can advise on the most suitable procurement route and manage the delivery of the works.

Broader Sustainability Screening

Broader Sustainability Screening