Costing energy efficient improvements in existing commercial buildings
Costing energy efficient improvements in existing commercial buildings summary - July 2012
- London IPF 2012
Updating a January 2009 report, this research demonstrates that a business case remains for taking action to improve energy performance in existing commercial buildings. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating for an office, retail building or industrial/warehouse building can be improved cost effectively by either specifying more energy efficient building services when undertaking a refurbishment project or through ad hoc improvements when the building is wholly or partly occupied. Covers energy, CO2 and commercial buildings, the building selection methodology, and energy efficiency quick wins.
United Kingdom
Updating a January 2009 report, this research demonstrates that a business case remains for taking action to improve energy performance in existing commercial buildings. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating for an office, retail building or industrial/warehouse building can be improved cost effectively by either specifying more energy efficient building services when undertaking a refurbishment project or through ad hoc improvements when the building is wholly or partly occupied. Covers energy, CO2 and commercial buildings, the building selection methodology, and energy efficiency quick wins.
United Kingdom