Do all of your public buildings have a Display Energy Certificate?

A Display Energy Certificate (DEC) shows the energy performance of a building based on actual energy consumption. Since 1st October 2008, any building meeting any two of the following criteria should display a Display Energy Certificate:

1. Total useful floor area over 1000m²
2. Owned / run by a public authority
3. Building frequently visited by a large number of members of the public

With our fast track 72 hour service Energist can help you make sure you have all of your public building Display Energy Certificates in place! Our service is nationwide and we even provide ready to display laminated certificates.

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What is a Display Energy Certificate?

A Display Energy Certificate (DEC) is a document that shows the energy performance of a building based on actual energy consumption as recorded. The DEC also shows the Asset Rating for the building on a scale of 0 to 150 using information from the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The Operational Rating is shown on a scale from A to G, where A is the lowest CO₂ emissions (best) and G is the highest CO₂ emissions (worst). The Operational Ratings for the current year and previous two years are displayed on your certificate; this provides information on whether the energy performance of the building is improving or not.