Order a DEC (Display Energy Certificate) certificates for Schools, colleges, universities, Leisure centres, Hospitals, Nursing homes, Public Libraries |
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Penalties for not having DEC(Display Energy Certificate) |
Your local authority can issue a penalty charge notice of £1,500 for failing to display a DEC (Display Energy Certificate) at all times. In addition to these penalties, it will still be necessary to commission the certification, otherwise further action may be taken. |
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Display Energy Certificates (DEC)
Larger than 250 m2 will require a DEC by 31 December 2010 -
Your local authority can issue a penalty charge notice of £1,500 for failing to display a DEC at all times.
Do you require a Display Energy Certificate (DEC)? |
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The purpose of DEC (Display Energy Certificate): |
The purpose of introducing Display Energy Certificates (DECs) is to raise public awareness of energy use by informing visitors to public buildings of the energy efficiency of the building. Building occupiers have statutory obligations under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) to display a valid DEC (Display Energy Certificate) in a prominent place, clearly visible to the public at all times. |
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What is a Display Energy Certificate? |
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A Display Energy Certificate shows the energy performance of a building based on actual energy consumption as recorded annually over periods up to th eprevious three years. A DEC (Display Energy Certificate) is valid for one year and must be updated annually. |
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