Which properties are exempt from an EPC?
Properties that do not use energy to condition their indoor climate are not required to have an EPC. Lees meer
Is an EPC required for a hotel?
Zoey Schipper
2025-12-02 15:01:55
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An EPC is not required where only a room within a building such as a hotel room is being let.
As with other types of let, an EPC is not required where only a room within a building is being let.
An EPC is not required for a hotel.
Willem Scharroo
2025-12-02 14:16:10
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Places of worship, such as churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples, are exempt from needing an EPC.
In addition to religious buildings other types of buildings with significant cultural or social heritage protection, such as listed buildings or scheduled monuments, may also fall into this exemption category.
Certain religious buildingsPlaces of worship, such as churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples, are exempt from needing an EPC.
However, it’s worth noting that hotels are not explicitly mentioned as being exempt from needing an EPC.
The article does not provide a clear answer to whether an EPC is required for a hotel.
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What is cp and ep plan in hotel?
European Plan, means only the stay is included in the rates and you will have to pay extra for using Lees meer
Marit Tirie
2025-12-02 14:10:39
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Hotels only require an EPC if they are leased or being marketed for sale.
Currently only 2 per cent of hotels in the UK are leased, meaning the current legislation proposals would have little to no impact.
Hotels, which are mostly owner operated due to the number of independent guest houses and B&Bs, will not have to comply with the new EPC legislation.
Nova Hassan
2025-12-02 12:21:30
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If you are renting, selling, or buying a hotel, it is required by law to have an EPC.
A hotel requires a non-domestic EPC.
The EPC certificate also needs to be displayed in any hotel, guest house, or B&B larger than 500 sq. meters.
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What EPC rating is acceptable to rent?
In April 2018 the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards came into force which means that generally a p Lees meer
What are the new EPC regulations 2025 scrapped?
The Government's proposal in the Bill is that rental properties meet a compulsory energy performance Lees meer
Liza Schipper
2025-12-02 12:09:19
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You must have an EPC if you rent out or sell the premises.
An EPC is required for a hotel if the total useful floor area is over 500 square metres and the building is frequently visited by the public.
You do not need an Energy Performance Certificate if the building is used as a place of worship or for other religious activities.
You do not need an Energy Performance Certificate if the building is a detached building with a total floor space under 50 square metres.
You do not need an Energy Performance Certificate if the building is due to be demolished.
You must display an EPC by fixing it to your commercial building if all these apply.
If you need advice on choosing a commercial energy assessor, speak to a commercial energy assessor or contact the approved accreditation scheme they belong to.
You can ask for a review if you get a penalty charge notice.
You must have an EPC if a building under construction is finished.
A building is also exempt if all of the following are true.