EPC B deadline

Private rented buildings over 1,000 m² · England and Wales

South Norfolk: large let buildings and the 2031 EPC B standard

Let buildings over 1,000 m²
44
Rated below EPC B
29
Floorspace below B
67.6%

That is 65.9% of South Norfolk’s large let buildings, against 60% nationally, placing it in the worse half of 304 councils (rank 72, where 1 has the highest share below B). 7 of the 44 certificates predate the June 2022 methodology.

80,778 m² of 119,558 m² (67.6%) is rated below EPC B.

Below B on paper

Calculated, not counted

Of the 29 buildings here rated below B, 4 were assessed before 15 June 2022, under carbon factors that have since changed (3 of them electrically heated). On the register’s own record of buildings re-assessed since then, about 3 would come back at B or better on a fresh certificate.

75.1% of electrically heated large buildings rated below B were B or better on their next certificate after June 2022. How this is calculated.

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