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ARTICLE · 24 APRIL 2023

Home Performance Index

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The Home Performance Index ("HPI") certification is the first national voluntary sustainable assessment system for new development schemes. It offers a lower-priced development margin...

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Elizabeth Bradley
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The Home Performance Index ("HPI") certification is the first national voluntary sustainable assessment system for new development schemes. It offers a lower-priced development margin to those customers who achieve the independent third-party certification.

The HPI was introduced in 2016 and has recently been mentioned in development term sheets in the Irish finance market.

The HPI

The HPI is implemented and audited by the Irish Green Building Council ("IGBC"), a non-profit organisation of over 200 members committed to providing national and local government policy input on sustainability in the Irish-built environment. The HPI sets a standard for quality and sustainable residential development that takes account of factors beyond the energy efficiency rating of the home, including:

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