17/2/2025

Prepare your building for the future: EPC-compliant renovations

Prepare your building for the future: EPC-compliant renovations

Most building managers, both public and private, face a very big challenge to make their building stock more sustainable to meet regulatory requirements.

For example, by 2030 (2028 for government buildings), all non-residential buildings must have an energy performance certificate (EPC NR) that demonstrates at least an EPC label E, which is equivalent to 5% renewable energy.

Step by step, this requirement will be raised in order to meet the targets.

These requirements will only be met by thinking radically about the energy consumption of our buildings. Each of the following aspects is indispensable:  

* How can the building's energy consumption be greatly reduced?

* How to move toward completely fossil-free heating?

* How can local renewable energy be maximally integrated?

* How can energy consumption be kept low?

This in each case with sufficient attention to building operation, user comfort and a realistic phasing that is workable for the building owner and building users.

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