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ARTICLE · 22 AUGUST 2023

Introduction Of Mandatory Energy Performance Certificates In Jersey

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Energy Performance Certificates ("EPCs"), long required in the UK and the EU, are not currently mandatory in Jersey, but this is set to change.

JerseyEnergy and Natural Resources

Energy Performance Certificates ("EPCs"), long required in the UK and the EU, are not currently mandatory in Jersey, but this is set to change.

The Government set out its objectives in respect of property energy efficiency and EPCs within the Carbon Neutral Roadmap (approved by the States Assembly on 29 April 2022). The Government has since issued a progress report in July 2023 on the implementation of the Carbon Neutral Roadmap.

Timeline for implementation in Jersey

The timeline set by the Carbon Neutral Roadmap is as follows:

  • end of 2023: complete review of the current EPC system
  • end of 2024: develop and lodge legislation to make both domestic and commercial EPCs mandatory at the point of sale and rental;

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