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Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)

For the private sector, you will need a valid EPC if you are buying, selling, or renting a property. This applies to commercial / industrial properties as well as domestic.

An EPC sets out how energy efficient the building is as well as the potential rating it could achieve.

For further information please contact us.

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Coral is fully accredited, insured & legally compliant to be able to carry out physical domestic energy assessments and produce Energy Performance Certificates (EPC’s) and Recommendation Reports.


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    Display Energy Certificates (DEC)

    You will need a valid DEC if your building is frequently visited by the public, has a total floor area greater than 250m² or occupied by a local authority. A DEC certificate sets out the actual energy consumption performance of the property.

    Depending on what type of certificate you require, Coral Energy are fully accredited to carry out the physical energy assessment and arrange your certification.

    For further information please contact us.

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      TM44 Air Conditioning Inspections

      TM44 government regulations state that air conditioning systems must be inspected by a qualified energy assessor every five years to make sure it is energy efficient.

      It is a legal requirement for all buildings that have a combined cooling output of 12 kW or more to ensure that inspections are completed otherwise fines can be issued.

      Coral Energy are qualified to carry out TM44 air conditioning inspections that include:

      • A visual assessment of your air conditioning system
      • An examination of your air conditioning equipment and controls

      We will then provide a certificate and report that will tell you:

      • The current efficiency of your equipment
      • Suggestions for improving the efficiency of your equipment
      • Any faults and suggested actions
      • How to reduce your air conditioning use

      Please contact us to find out more and book your inspection.


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        Net zero and carbon emission reporting

        Many organisations have started their journey to net zero by committing to targets to reduce their emissions over the coming years. Using the widely recognised independent standard Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reporting Protocol examples of how we are helping are:

        • Producing annual Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) submissions in line with the current UK legislation, to be included in published financial accounts.
        • Calculating additional emissions for non-mandatory categories should organisations wish them to be included in published financial accounts.
        • Identifying Scope 3 categories that organisations are impacted by and helping with the collation of the relevant data.
        • Assisting with supply chain engagement to obtain further granular data within scope 3.
        • Assisting with the process of setting targets for net zero either within the organisations business or via an external body such as Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).

        Contact us to discuss how we can help your organisation with you net zero journey.


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          Energy management audits and reporting

          Whether it be assistance with savings, understanding your bills or looking at how much energy you use, Coral Energy has the necessary knowledge and experience to help with your queries.  
           
          We will work with you to optimise your usage through on-site surveys and equipment / appliance analysis. We will also review your invoices (including water) to ascertain profile patterns and operational processes.

          Our services can provide in-depth analytical reports containing recommendations for energy reduction and potential cost savings.  
           
          Please contact us for more details

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            Minimum Energy Efficiency Scheme (MEES)

            MEES requires landlords to make the essential energy efficiency improvements to obtain a minimum EPC rating of “E”, and to ensure compliance before any lease is granted. Ratings below this are considered sub-standard. This regulation ensures the quality of private rentals and aims to reduce overall carbon emissions, which is key to a cleaner environment and happy tenants.

            In the government’s “Non-Domestic Private Rented Sector Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards” consultation document, published in October 2019, government is proposing two options for the future improvement of energy in buildings as follows:

            • The preferred option is raising the minimum EPC rating from an “E” to “B” so that all non-domestic privately rented buildings achieve a “B” by 1 April 2030, provided the measure or package of measures required to reach an EPC B prove cost effective. The government’s modelling suggests that this would bring 85% of buildings into scope and would require an investment cost of approximately £5 billion up to 2030. The average payback time on that investment would be four to five years.
            • The alternative option is to raise the minimum EPC rating from “E” to “C” so that all non-domestic privately rented buildings reach a C by 1 April 2030 if cost effective. This would bring only 42% of buildings into scope and would require a reduced investment cost of £1.5 billion. The average payback time on that investment would be three years.


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              We are currently awaiting the results of the consultation however it is clear that continued pressure is being applied to improve building efficiency, reduce emissions, and save energy and money.

              Coral Energy is well placed to help and support you in this journey, please contact us for further information and advice.

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              Energy Saving Opportunity Savings Scheme

              ESOS is a mandatory energy assessment scheme for organisations in the UK that meet the qualification criteria as follows:

              • Either an annual turnover in excess of 50 million euros (£44,845,000) and an annual balance sheet total in excess of 43 million euros (£38,566,700) or employs 250 people or more
              • An overseas company with a UK registered establishment which has 250 or more UK employees (paying income tax in the UK)

              The Environment Agency is the UK scheme administrator. Organisations that qualify for ESOS must carry out an ESOS assessment every four years. These assessments are audits of the energy used by their buildings, industrial processes and transport to identify cost-effective energy saving measures.

              Coral Energy’s accredited ESOS Assessors will work with you to ensure you are legally compliant. 

              Phase 2 is now complete, and enforcement is currently being reviewed by the Environment Agency. Fines can be punitive, so it is critical that if you do qualify for ESOS you are compliant. Get in touch to see how we can assist you with Phase 2, as well as the upcoming Phase 3.

              Contact us to see how we can help you


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                Building Regulations UK (BRUKL)

                BRUKL documents are required to display compliance with Part L of the Building Regulations for conservation of fuel and power when constructing a property. These are sometimes referred to by local authorities in charge of planning when referring to low carbon policies that may be in force. 

                Coral Energy is fully accredited, insured and legally compliant to undertake BRUKL calculations from the initial ‘design’ stage of a project through to completion. We understand the complexities of building regulations in this area and can provide you with any help you may require.

                Once building is complete, Coral Energy will issue an ‘As Built’ BRUKL report highlighting full compliance as well as an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), which will be required for the rental or sale of the property. 
                 
                Please contact us to discuss in more detail

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