In the UK, a homeowner needs a Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) when constructing, selling, or renting out their property, in line with the latest Building Regulations Part L. The EPC, which must be issued by a qualified assessor, provides an energy efficiency rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Part L regulations, updated to improve energy efficiency standards, mandate this requirement to ensure that prospective buyers or tenants have clear information about the energy performance of a home. Additionally, any significant changes or improvements to the property’s energy system may also necessitate an updated EPC.

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