Landlords who make their commercial properties as green as possible will have nothing to fear when they show potential tenants a
Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (epc). This certificate will give the prospective tenant a clear idea of how energy efficient the building is. Assessors visit the property and take a number of things into consideration before they provide the landlord with the
Commercial Energy Performance Certificate. Considerations are given to the type of heating system that is used, how energy efficient the lights are and what type of glazing has been fitted. A green building will rate high on the scale which goes from A to G. Buildings that are poorly insulated won`t fair very well and proposed tenants will clearly be able to see this on the epc. The rumour is utility bills are set to soar again; therefore it can be crucial for would-be tenants to check out the ratings on the
Commercial Energy Performance Certificate. They don`t want to be tied into a lease on a building that will cost them a small fortune to heat and light. Landlords will be laughing if their buildings are green because they`ll find it easier to lease out their properties to any interested parties.
