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The Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. PART 1 Introductory

    1. 1.Citation, application, extent and commencement

    2. 2.Interpretation

    3. 3.Meaning of “prospective buyer or tenant”

    4. 4.Recommendation reports

  3. PART 2 Duties relating to Energy Performance Certificates

    1. 5.Application of Part 2

    2. 6.Energy performance certificates on sale and rent

    3. 7.Energy performance certificates on marketing

    4. 8.Buildings to be demolished

    5. 9.Energy performance certificates

    6. 10.Display of energy performance certificates

    7. 11.Statement of energy performance indicator

    8. 12.Production of copies of energy performance certificates

    9. 13.Electronic production of energy performance certificates

  4. PART 3 Display Energy Certificates

    1. 14.Duties relating to display energy certificates and recommendation reports

    2. 15.Display energy certificates

    3. 16.Change of occupier

  5. PART 4 Inspection of Air-conditioning systems

    1. 17.Application and interpretation of Part 4

    2. 18.Inspections of air-conditioning systems

    3. 19.Reports

    4. 20.Keeping of records etc

    5. 21.Changes of relevant person

  6. PART 5 Energy Assessors

    1. 22.Accreditation schemes

    2. 23.Related party disclosures

    3. 24.Duty of care

    4. 25.Right to copy documents

    5. 26.Meaning of energy assessment

  7. PART 6 Registration and Disclosure of Data Relating to Certificates and Reports

    1. 27.Registration of certificates etc

    2. 28.Fees for entering data onto register

    3. 29.Disclosure of data: general

    4. 30.Disclosure of general access data

    5. 31.Disclosure of bulk access data

    6. 32.Disclosure by keeper of register

    7. 33.Fee for disclosure of bulk access data

  8. PART 7 Enforcement

    1. 34.Enforcement authorities

    2. 34A.Enforcement and local authority buildings

    3. 34B.Enforcement plans

    4. 34C.Annual reports by enforcement authorities

    5. 35.Power to require production of documents

    6. 36.Penalty charge notices

    7. 37.Defence when energy performance certificate unobtainable

    8. 38.Penalty amount

    9. 39.Reviews

    10. 40.Appeal to the county court

    11. 41.Recovery of penalty charges

    12. 42.Service of documents

    13. 43.Offences relating to enforcement officers

  9. PART 8 Miscellaneous

    1. 44.Application to the Crown

    2. 45.Duty to cooperate

    3. 46.Revocations

    4. 47.Review

  10. Signature

    1. SCHEDULE A1

      Green deal information

      1. PART 1 Green deal information to be included in energy performance certificates

        1. 1.The information about a green deal plan to be included...

        2. 2.The date on which the energy performance certificate ceases to...

        3. 3.A statement indicating that a new energy performance certificate should...

        4. 4.A statement— (a) indicating that improvements have been installed at...

        5. 5.A statement indicating— (a) that a green deal plan is...

        6. 6.Where the green deal plan is a regulated consumer credit...

        7. 7.Where the green deal plan is not a regulated consumer...

        8. 8.A statement indicating that— (a) the outstanding credit under the...

        9. 9.Where a term has been included in a green deal...

        10. 10.The unique reference number assigned to the green deal plan....

        11. 11.The name of the person (“G”) who is the green...

        12. 12.G’s electronic mail address and telephone number.

        13. 13.The date on which the payment period starts and the...

        14. 14.The amount payable under the green deal plan—

        15. 15.The rate of interest charged under the green deal plan....

        16. 16.A statement indicating whether the interest rate charged under the...

        17. 17.Where, in accordance with regulation 33(b) of the Green Deal...

        18. 18.The estimated first year savings.

        19. 19.Where the green deal property is a domestic property, a...

        20. 20.Where the green deal property is a non-domestic property, a...

        21. 21.In respect of each improvement installed at the green deal...

        22. 22.A statement advising the person receiving the energy performance certificate—...

        23. 23.A statement indicating that— (a) the improvements installed under the...

        24. 24.A statement indicating that further information is contained in the...

        25. 25.Where G knows or has reasonable cause to believe that...

        26. 26.Where G knows or has reasonable cause to believe that...

      2. PART 2 Interpretation

    2. SCHEDULE 1

      1. PART 1

        1. The purposes are— (1) Promoting energy efficiency improvements (as defined...

      2. PART 2

        1. The conditions are— (1) The authorised recipient is, until the...

    3. SCHEDULE 2

      Meanings of regular and large data packs

      1. PART 1 Energy Performance Certificates

        1. 1.In this Part, “residential property” means premises in England and...

        2. 2.For data from which an energy performance certificate for a...

        3. 3.For data from which an energy performance certificate for a...

      2. PART 2 Display Energy Certificates

        1. 4.For data from which a display energy certificate may be...

      3. PART 3 Air-conditioning Inspection Reports

        1. 5.For data from which an inspection report may be produced—...

    4. SCHEDULE 3

      Revocation of Regulations

  11. Explanatory Note

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