According to NS 3031:2014 , energy labeling is required by law for all buildings over 50 square meters that are to be sold or rented out – and for all commercial buildings over 1,000 square meters, regardless of whether they are to be sold.
An energy performance certificate, also known as an energy label, shows the building's energy standard and includes both an energy label and suggestions for improvement measures. The certificate is based on technical data and calculations that assess the building's energy performance.
Exceptions apply to certain buildings, such as churches and buildings in the defense sector. In this article, you will find a simple, step-by-step guide on how to obtain an energy certificate – quickly and correctly.
* Energihuset can help you obtain these documents.
What you should look for:
*Tip:* Ask for references and check the experiences of previous customers.
During the inspection, the following is assessed:
*Tip:* Have a technical representative available during the inspection. Energihuset's digital toolbox makes it possible to record all information directly in the system during the inspection.
The certificate includes:
The process includes:
[ ] Collect necessary documentation
[ ] Choose a qualified energy expert
[ ] Schedule an inspection
[ ] Carry out energy calculations
[ ] Register the certificate
[ ] Receive and review energy certificate
[ ] Plan follow-up measures
A successful energy label is about good planning and the right expertise. Energihuset has extensive experience with energy labels for all types of buildings, and our energy advisors can guide you through the entire process.
Do you want efficient and hassle-free energy labeling? Contact Energihuset today for a no-obligation conversation about how we can help you with our innovative digital solution.
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