Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
With the increasing awareness of the environment these days, companies are under pressure to comply with energy efficiency levels. The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations, launched by the UK government, play a vital role in propelling improvements in building energy efficiency.
At CCA Environmental, we have expertise in assisting commercial property owners with MEES compliance, making sure your property is up to standard and avoids the expense of penalties.

Understanding MEES Regulations
MEES legislation imposes minimum levels of energy efficiency for commercial and non-domestic buildings in Wales and England. The levels are quantified using Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings between A (most efficient) and G (least efficient). The legislation mandates commercial buildings to achieve a minimum of B on EPC by 2030 with an intermediate deadline of C on EPC by 2027.
Our professionals at CCA Environmental offer in-depth services to guide you through these regulations, including detailed EPC Plus reports that determine the energy efficiency of your property today and suggest changes to meet or surpass the desired standards.
Ensuring Compliance and Avoiding Penalties
Commercial property landlords need to ensure MEES compliance to avoid substantial fines. Failure to comply may result in fines of up to £50,000 for non-domestic buildings. CCA Environmental provides professional advice to ensure you obtain MEES compliance, from the initial survey through to the implementation of energy-saving measures.
Services provided include advice on possible MEES exemptions, assisting you through regulation compliance, and ensuring your building meets energy efficiency standards.

Expert MEES Compliance Support
Exemptions for Domestic Properties:
• Properties occupied by landlords themselves
• Properties let under specific tenancy agreements, such as Agricultural Tenancies or Short Assured Tenancies with a term of less than six months
• Properties undergoing major energy efficiency improvement works
Exemptions for Non-Domestic Properties:
• Properties used as places of worship
• Properties with temporary Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) valid for less than three months
• Properties undergoing major energy efficiency improvement works
Maximize Your EPC Rating with an EPC Plus Report
An EPC Plus report delivers a thorough assessment of how to enhance your building’s energy efficiency and improve its EPC score. With years of experience in improving commercial buildings throughout the UK, our experts have inspected hundreds of buildings. Such extensive experience provides us with intimate knowledge of the most cost-saving methods for enhancing your EPC rating and maximizing your property’s energy efficiency.
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Contact us today on 020 3514 3080 to discuss how we can help your business achieve MEES compliance and unlock the benefits of energy efficiency or use our contact form to get in touch.