LEARN AND EARN CPD – COMMERCIAL EPCs: 2026 REFORMS TO THE ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS REGIME, CURRENT AND PAST LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP (13 May 2025, 11:00-12:00)
We would like to invite you to the upcoming EMA workshop on Commercial EPCs: 2026 Reforms to the Energy Performance of Buildings Regime, Current and Past Landscape.
This workshop will map the journey of commercial Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) in the UK — from their roots in the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, through key milestones like the introduction of MEES regulations and the 2022 changes to EPC methodology, towards the major reform set out in the 2025 consultation. It will highlight how EPCs, Display Energy Certificates (DECs), and TM44 air conditioning inspections are anticipated to be overhauled to meet the UK’s Net Zero targets. Attendees will get a clear, actionable overview of the current EPC regime, the expected upcoming changes — including new multi-metric EPCs, shorter validity periods, tighter efficiency standards and tougher enforcement — and crucially, what steps they will need to take now to protect asset value, ensure compliance and future-proof their properties ahead of the forthcoming deadlines.
The workshop will offer an opportunity to ask questions.
The EMA virtual workshops cover a wide range of important and practical topics essential for professionals working and interested in energy and carbon management. From organisational energy and carbon management strategies to industry trends, the workshops provide attendees with valuable insights that can enhance their knowledge and skills. By participating, individuals gain access to expert-led sessions that delve into key energy and sustainability concepts, expand their expertise, discuss concepts and practices and stay ahead in today's ever-evolving landscape. With the convenience of online accessibility, participants can join us from anywhere in the world, making it easier to acquire up-to-date information that will ultimately contribute to their success and advancement within their careers.