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Aims of the NT Environmental Standards
• NT homes should be easy and affordable to heat for tenants
• The environmental impact of these properties should be low
• These properties meet the required minimum EPC score of E by 2018
SAP Rating
• The headline figure on an EPC• [Estimated fuel bill (£)]/[floor area
(m2)]
EI Rating
• EI = Environmental Impact• Linked to CO2 emissions• [estimated CO2 emissions
(kgCO2]/[floor area (m2)]
Environmental Standard Levels
• Gold• Silver• Bronze• Basic Compliance
Basic Compliance
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Selecting cost-effective measures
A two tiered approach•Non-fuel switching measures•Fuel switching measures
Assessing compliance with the standard
• An EPC (lodged with the central register) is only legally required for new lettings (and for properties being sold)
• NT intends to go beyond this legal requirement to demonstrate Basic Compliance of all non-listed properties
Non-fuel switching options
• Select measures that apply from table
• Apply in order of cost effect (lowest first)
• Use improvement figure to estimate how much each measure will contribute towards target
Selecting fuel switching measures
• Gas CH generally best option• Off-gas properties can be
challenging, lots of options• Therefore, a hierarchy of
upgrade options has been produced for guidance
Fuel Hierarchy
Non-RdSAP Measures
Some measures will not improve SAP or EI score but will still improve energy efficiency. •Insulate loft hatch•Draughtproof loft hatch•Add louvres to open fans or add fans with louvres•etc...