SAP & SBEM Part L Calculation
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At the Syntegra Group, our Energy Certification team undertake Part L Building Regulations compliance assessments for domestic and non-domestic properties across the United Kingdom.
Our team of Qualified Low Carbon Energy Assessors can undertake any simple and complex Part L compliance and EPC assessments for level 3, 4 and 5 types of commercial buildings. Our energy models are based on industry recognised 3 dimensional software which produces accurate energy and CO2 ratings of your property and will provide guidance on maximising energy & cost savings.
We provide consultancy services for:
- Thermal bridging calculations
- U-Value calculations & Heat loss calculations
- Part L1A (New Dwellings)
- Part L1B (Existing Refurbishment & Extensions)
- Part L2A (Non Domestic New Buildings)
- Part L2B (Non Domestic Refurbishment & Extensions)
The Syntegra Group’s energy strategy consultants focus on specific areas when assessing your development’s energy usage and preparing your energy strategy report. These include:
SBEM Calculation For Commercial Buildings
We can mobilise our qualified commercial energy assessors to undertake SBEM assessments on any type of commercial building across the UK. We can undertake new-build commercial SBEM assessments and provide design stage Part L2 SBEM calculations, and OCEPCs throughout the United Kingdom.
In response to the EPBD: as of 4th January, 2009 all commercial property for sale or let now needs a commercial EPC. The commercial EPC will tell you how energy efficient the commercial property is on a scale of A-G, with A being the most efficient. The certificate also tells you, on a scale of A-G, about the affect the property has on the environment.
It is now mandatory that a commercial EPC is in place prior to marketing a commercial property. Newly constructed commercial buildings are also required to have an EPC.
The commercial EPC is combined with a recommendation report on how the property’s energy efficiency can be improved, in addition to a potential rating if the recommendation work is carried out. Commercial EPCs are valid for a 10-year period.
Non-compliance with commercial EPC legislation will result in a penalty. The penalty is of up to 12.5% of the rate-able value of the property, with a minimum of £500 and a maximum of £5,000. This is in addition to the cost of a compliant commercial EPC.
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