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Commercial landlordsProtect lettability, value and the service charge.
EPC ratings now affect whether you can let a building, what it is worth and what lenders will offer. We give each building a costed plan, measure the supplies you pay for, and help you recover what you shouldn’t have been charged.
What we hear most
EPC risk
An E minimum today, EPC B proposed from 2031 for larger buildings, and buildings with lease events in between.
Landlord supplies
Common-area, void and shared-plant supplies paid by you or recharged through the service charge, often without anyone checking them.
Tenant questions
Occupiers asking for energy data, recharge evidence and their own ESG figures.
Billing errors
Supplies on the wrong tariff, VAT or levies applied incorrectly, and meters still billing after a building changes use.
Measure, plan, install, control
One team from the first reading to the final saving.
- 1
Check what you pay
A free bill check on your landlord supplies, with overcharges recovered on a no-win, no-fee basis.
- 2
Know where each building stands
EPCs and MEES route-maps: the rating, what drives it and the costed measures to reach B, timed to your lease events.
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Measure the supplies
An Energy Fingerprint on landlord or shared supplies shows what is really being used, including out-of-hours and void-period waste.
- 4
Deliver and report
Works installed by GridUnlock, then the Identic EMS keeps watching so savings and recharges stay evidenced.
The services that fit
Commercial landlords: common questions
What are the MEES rules for commercial property right now?
In England and Wales you can’t continue to let a privately rented non-domestic property rated F or G unless a valid exemption is registered. The government proposes EPC B from 2031 for buildings over 1,000 m², where cost-effective; that still needs secondary legislation. The earlier EPC C by 2027 proposal has been dropped. More on our MEES page.
Can you monitor a supply that is recharged to tenants?
Yes. A reader on the landlord or shared supply measures what is actually used, so recharges are based on evidence rather than estimates. We agree what is measured and how it is reported with you before installation.
Do you work across a whole portfolio?
Yes. We can start with the buildings carrying the most EPC or cost risk, and price route-maps and certificates at portfolio rates.
Do you cover Scotland?
MEES applies to England and Wales. Scotland has its own rules for non-domestic buildings. Tell us where your properties are and we’ll advise.
Start with your site’s Fingerprint.
30 days of measured load at your incoming supply, then a report with costed improvements.
- From £299 + VAT, or included in a 24-month plan
- Reader installed within 14 days
- We call you back within one working day
Prefer to talk? 0114 504 7198 · info@identic.energy
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