Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)
Drive sustainability. Comply with legislation. Boost your building’s energy value.
Why Should You Care About EPCs?
Legal Compliance
Avoid penalties by complying with national regulations and stay ahead of legal requirements.
R5 Million
Potential penalties avoided
Energy Cost Management
Identify inefficiencies and reduce operational costs through targeted energy improvements.
30%
Average cost reduction
Sustainability Goals
Improve your carbon footprint and environmental reputation while contributing to a greener future.
25%
Carbon footprint reduction
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What is an Energy Performance Certificate?
An EPC is an official document that reflects the energy usage per square meter of a building. It helps compare buildings in terms of energy efficiency and is mandatory for certain buildings in South Africa as of 2020.
2020
Mandatory since
A-G
Rating scale
Who Issues It
SANEDI accredited inspection body
Rating Scale
Energy rating from A to G
Validity Period
Valid for 5 years
Legal Status
Valid for 5 years
Mandatory since 2020
Is Your Building Required to Have an EPC?
Government Buildings
Private Buildings
Examples of Buildings That Need EPCs
Offices
Schools
Gyms
Restaurants
Konta's Accredited EPC Services
At Konta, we offer end-to-end EPC solutions through our SANEDI-accredited EPC professional, ensuring full compliance with national regulations
Ready to Get Your EPC Certificate?
Ensure compliance and boost your building's energy efficiency with Konta's expert EPC services. Join 500+ satisfied clients who trust us with their energy certification needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An Energy Performance Certificate is valid for 5 years from the date of issue. After this period, you'll need to obtain a new certificate to maintain compliance with South African regulations. We recommend starting the renewal process 6 months before expiry to ensure continuous compliance
You'll need: Building plans, 12 months of utility bills, HVAC system specifications, lighting inventory, occupancy schedules, and building maintenance records. Our team provides a comprehensive checklist during the initial consultation to ensure you have everything ready for a smooth assessment process.
The typical process takes 2-4 weeks from initial assessment to certificate issuance, depending on building complexity and document availability.
Yes! We provide preliminary assessments and recommendations for energy efficiency improvements that can boost your rating before final certification.