Advisory Reports
An Advisory Report is a companion document to a Display Energy Certificate (DEC). It provides practical recommendations to improve a building’s energy efficiency and reduce energy costs.
While a DEC gives a building an efficiency rating based on past energy use, the Advisory Report identifies opportunities for improvement, helping organisations reduce their carbon footprint.
Who Needs an Advisory Report?
- Public buildings over 1,000m² (Required by law, valid for 7 years)
- Buildings between 250m² and 1,000m² (Required by law, valid for 10 years)
- Private sector businesses looking to improve energy efficiency
What Does an Advisory Report Include?
✔ Detailed assessment of energy usage
✔ Recommendations for energy efficiency improvements
✔ Cost-saving measures to reduce operational expenses
✔ Carbon reduction strategies
Why Are Advisory Reports Important?
- Ensure compliance with legal requirements
- Help reduce energy costs and carbon emissions
- Support businesses in achieving sustainability goals
Are you looking to reduce energy costs and improve efficiency?
An Advisory Report provides clear, actionable recommendations to help your building operate more efficiently.
- Identify energy-saving opportunities
- Lower operating costs with practical efficiency improvements
- Ensure compliance with UK energy regulations
- Reduce your carbon footprint and work towards sustainability goals