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   Display Energy Certificates (DEC's)

Display Energy Certificates (DEC) were introduced in 2008 and are required in all public sector buildings/offices larger than 1000m2, frequently visited by the public.

DECs rate the operational energy efficiency and performance of a building with a rating from A to G - much like domestic appliances. The Operational Rating received is relative to the average energy performance for a category of building of the same type, which is set at 100.

DECs must be prominently displayed where all public visitors will be able to see them. The qualified engineer issuing the certificate will also have provided a report, which will have provided the department with suggestions for improving energy efficiency.

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DEC's in Sutton Cheam Morden Mitcham Tooting Wimbledon Epsom DEC's display energy certificates.

 

 

 

 

Sutton EPC reports. Cheam EPC reports.

 

Display Energy Certificates (DEC) were introduced in 2008 and are required in all public sector buildings/offices larger than 1000m2, frequently visited by the public. 
DECs rate the operational energy efficiency and performance of a building with a rating from A to G - much like domestic appliances. The Operational Rating received is relative to the average energy performance for a category of building of the same type, which is set at 100.
DECs must be prominently displayed where all public visitors wilDefault

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