Commercial EPC & MEES
Purpose of this module
The Commercial EPC & MEES Compliance module within NZC Portal is designed to support landlords, property owners, and asset managers in tracking EPC performance and managing Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) compliance across property portfolios.
The module provides clear visibility of regulatory risk, improvement pathways, and compliance status at portfolio, asset, and building level.
What this module supports
This module enables users to:
- Track EPC ratings and validity across property portfolios
- Identify assets at risk of MEES non-compliance
- Monitor improvement actions and compliance status over time
- Support evidence-based reporting for internal and external stakeholders
Key inputs
The module typically draws on:
- EPC data including ratings, issue dates, and expiry
- Building attributes such as size, use type, and tenancy status
- Improvement measures and exemptions where applicable
- Asset configuration data aligned to regulatory thresholds
Inputs can be imported, uploaded, or maintained manually depending on data availability.
Key outputs
The module produces clear, decision-ready outputs, including:
- Portfolio and asset-level EPC dashboards
- MEES risk and compliance status summaries
- Identification of sub-standard assets and improvement needs
- Evidence packs supporting regulatory and transactional reviews
- Exportable summaries for investor, lender, and governance reporting
Outputs can be generated at fund, site, or building level.
How this module is used in practice
Typical use cases include:
- Annual and interim carbon reporting to investors and stakeholders
Ongoing monitoring of MEES compliance across portfolios
- Supporting asset management and refurbishment planning
- Preparing for regulatory audits and enforcement activity
- Informing acquisition, disposal, and refinancing decisions
How this module fits within NZC Portal
The Commercial EPC & MEES Compliance module integrates with energy, carbon reporting, and valuation modules within NZC Portal.
This ensures:
- Alignment between EPC performance and carbon reporting
- Consistent asset data across regulatory and investor disclosures
- Improved visibility of regulatory risk within wider portfolio strategyA single source of truth for portfolio carbon metrics
- Consistency across disclosures and reporting frameworks