Non Domestic EPC

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Non Domestic EPC

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Non Domestic EPC

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Utilising the latest in SBEM Software, either through ISBEM or IES, Dynamic Thermal Modelling, we provide quality, accurate certification to our non-domestic customers.

Through an onsite survey and review of available data, GSG can accumulate all the required information in a hassle free way to the client.

GSG then produce a bespoke survey report with detailed recommendations and budgetary implications for each property.

GSG has been producing these calculations for sometime as part of their design duties for large and small projects they have been involved in to satisfy the Technical Standards in Building Warrant Applications.

Our Non Domestic customers include,

1. Elmwood College

2. Cumbernauld College

3. Clydebank College

4. Stirling University Innovation Park

5. Selection to the Scottish Universities and Colleges Framework

Did you know?

EPCs for Non Domestic properties have been required since the 4th January 2009 for all sale or rental transactions.

The notable exception to this is public buildings in excess of 1,000msq, which were due to be completed and mounted in a prominent public place by the 4th January 2009.

News

GSG delighted at seminar attendance

On Tuesday 27th April GSG Energy were delighted to welcome representatives from the private and public sector across Scotland to the Teacher Building, St Enoch Square for a seminar on legislation changes affecting Air Conditioning and the Carbon Reduction Commitment.

The seminar took the form of an informal presentation, from GSG Energy Director and CIBSE Air Conditioning Inspector Michael A Gribben, and discussion forum on the new changes to Air Conditioning Systems, which are required to be in place at the start of 2011. The obligations are briefly noted below;

As of the 4th January 2011, all air conditioning systems over 250kW will require to have been inspected by an accredited inspector and a report generated as to its efficiency, providing advice on the system and identifying potential savings.

As of the 4th January 2013, all air conditioning systems over 12kW will require to have been inspected by an accredited inspector and a report generated as to its efficiency, providing advice on the system and identifying potential savings.

A total of 30 people attended, all of whom contributed to a wonderful event that culminated in a review of the Carbon Reduc

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