TOP-LEGAL | Non-Domestic MEES Checklist Template

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The Non-Domestic MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) Checklist is a tool used to ensure that commercial properties in England and Wales meet the legal minimum EPC rating (currently 'E') before being let or renewed. It helps landlords and property managers identify exemptions, necessary improvements, and compliance steps to avoid penalties.

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If a property has an EPC rating below 'E', it cannot be legally let or have its lease renewed unless a valid exemption is registered, and failure to comply may result in financial penalties.

Yes, certain properties may be exempt, such as those where improvements are not cost-effective, listed buildings where changes would alter character, or where third-party consent for works cannot be obtained — but these exemptions must be formally registered.

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Property Law

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Corporate & Business Law

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Private Law

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Europe