Organisations across Scotland have been given significantly more time to prepare for upcoming changes to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), after the Scottish Government confirmed that its planned EPC reforms will now be delayed until April 2028. The update affects both domestic certificates and the commercial energy performance certificate framework. The announcement marks a major shift
It’s been a busy week in net zero and energy certification, with four key announcements on carbon budgets, heat networks regulation, reform of the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) regime, and the launch of a new net zero buildings standard. To help organisations stay informed our Head of Consultancy, Timothy Holman highlights the key takeaways
As energy costs rise and sustainability expectations increase, commercial building owners need more than basic compliance, they need a clear understanding of how their buildings perform and practical strategies for improvement. This is where Commercial Energy Performance Certificates and Commercial Energy Audits work together to deliver real, measurable value. Rather than treating an Energy Performance
Welcome to the latest Net Zero, Carbon Reduction, and Energy Management news updates Commercial EPCs: What Businesses Need to Know Under Government’s Latest Reforms The Government has confirmed its approach to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) reforms, and for commercial properties, the headline is clear: minimal structural change for now, but tighter compliance and reporting rules
