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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates how energy efficient your property is, from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It's a legal requirement when selling or renting a property.
Required by law when selling, renting, or building a property in England and Wales.
Your EPC is valid for 10 years from the date of issue, unless major changes are made.
Includes recommendations to improve your rating and reduce energy bills.
You must have a valid EPC before marketing your property for sale. Properties with better ratings can sell for more.
Landlords need a minimum E rating to legally let their property. Check if your property meets requirements.
Understand your current rating and get recommendations to improve energy efficiency and reduce bills.
Check the EPC of any property you're considering to understand future energy costs.
The government has proposed raising the minimum EPC rating for rental properties to C by 2028. Check your rating now to plan ahead.
EPC ratings range from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Each rating corresponds to an energy efficiency score and indicates how much you're likely to spend on energy bills.
Most efficient. Lowest energy bills. New builds often achieve this rating.
Very efficient. Low energy costs. Well-insulated modern properties.
Above average. Proposed minimum for rentals by 2028.
Average UK rating. Room for improvement with insulation.
Below average. Current minimum for rental properties.
Poor efficiency. Cannot be legally rented without exemption.
Least efficient. High energy bills. Significant improvements needed.
The average EPC rating in England and Wales is D (score 60). Properties with ratings of A or B can command higher sale prices and rental values, as buyers and tenants value lower energy costs.
Having a valid EPC isn't optional—it's a legal requirement in England and Wales. Failing to comply can result in significant fines from Trading Standards.
Fine of up to £5,000 for marketing a property without a valid EPC.
Landlords can be fined up to £5,000 for renting properties with F or G ratings.
Estate agents must display the EPC rating in all property advertisements.
All EPCs issued in England and Wales are stored on the official government register. Here's how you can access your property's certificate.
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Last updated: December 2025





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