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• Making better use of Energy Performance Certificates and data: Consultation

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Summary

Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) and Display Energy Certificates (DEC) have an important role to play in supporting our carbon reduction aims by providing vital information about the energy efficiency of buildings in England and Wales and advice about measures to improve their energy performance. To enhance their contribution, we are consulting on a number of measures to help improve the effectiveness of EPCs and to make better use of energy performance data.

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Associated consultations/responses

• Making better use of energy performance certificates and data - Summary of responses

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