The Energy Performance Certificate is a mandatory document for both new and existing buildings once they are placed on the market for sale or rent, whether by the owner or a real estate agent.

All listings for the sale or rental of an apartment must mention the property’s energy rating, informing potential buyers or tenants about its energy efficiency and expected energy consumption.

What documents are required to issue an Energy Performance Certificate for an apartment?

To ensure the energy certification process proceeds smoothly, the owner must have certain documents on hand. This list includes both mandatory and optional items.

Mandatory Documentation for the Apartment Energy Performance Certificate

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• Urban Property Register (CPU) - Tax Office;

• Property Registry Certificate (CRP) - Land Registry Office;

• Floor plan (if available)