EPC Risk Management

Stricter rules, higher standards and key deadline changes are imminent

• Currently, landlords must meet a minimum energy efficiency standard of an EPC rating of E, valid for 10 years.
• The government intends to raise the minimum standard to a B rating by 2030 and reduce EPC validity from 10 years to 5 years.
• Properties that fail to meet the required EPC standards may become unlettable, preventing landlords from generating rental income until necessary upgrades are completed – posing a real risk to property value.
• There remains a real challenge for landlords to cost-effectively navigate and comply with the complex and evolving legislative requirements.

• Fully costed retrofit interventions and strategies, enabling EPC improvement scenario planning.
• Portfolio-wide analysis and reporting by cost, payback, location, property type and CO₂ reduction.
• Run portfolio-wide EPC models through the latest version of SBEM, with instant results on EPC rating impact.
• Approved seven-year payback calculations for registering MEES exemptions.
• Building and asset database to support Level 4 decarbonisation action planning.

• Our solution caters to global and UK-based property / facility managers, REITs, landlords and sustainability stakeholders committed to achieving MEES compliance, net-zero targets and fulfilling reporting requirements.

• Partnering with arbnco ensures cost-effective and future-proof MEES risk management and compliance across your portfolio.
• Unlock significant value from existing EPC data sets currently not accessible to your organisation to accelerate your journey towards net-zero carbon emissions.