From 1 January 2009, all public buildings with a gross internal floor area greater than 1000m2 are required to display a Display Energy Certificate in a prominent place clearly visible to the public. This requirement is a consequence of the transposition into Irish legislation of Article 7(3) of the Energy Performance in Buildings Directive.
The DEC for large public buildings is calculated as an operational rating, where the actual energy consumed in the building is compared to a benchmark for buildings of the same type, and shown on the certificate A-G scale in terms of primary energy. There is also a CO2 indicator which shows the CO2 emissions associated with the building's energy consumption.
BEC are fully qualified, and registered with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Irleland, to prepare the DEC (Display Energy Cert) for all public buildings and can quote excellent rates.
If you require more information regarding Display Energy Certificates(DEC), please contact us at + 353 87 2073844 or email cathal@becs.ie
The DEC for large public buildings is calculated as an operational rating, where the actual energy consumed in the building is compared to a benchmark for buildings of the same type, and shown on the certificate A-G scale in terms of primary energy. There is also a CO2 indicator which shows the CO2 emissions associated with the building's energy consumption.
BEC are fully qualified, and registered with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Irleland, to prepare the DEC (Display Energy Cert) for all public buildings and can quote excellent rates.
If you require more information regarding Display Energy Certificates(DEC), please contact us at + 353 87 2073844 or email cathal@becs.ie
Display Energy Certificate (DEC) for Large Public Buildings
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