Map compliance exposure across your portfolio — EPC ratings, MEES trajectory, carbon reporting duties — and receive a costed improvement pathway that protects rental income, service charge budgets and tenant relationships.
Minimum energy standards are tightening. Sub-standard EPC ratings already restrict lettings in England and Wales, and proposed trajectories point materially higher. Landlords with unrated or low-rated stock face void risk, valuation discounts and rising insurance and financing costs — often without a clear view of which assets are exposed.
Intelli-BuildAI consolidates EPC positions (including official register lookup), calculates realistic improvement pathways per building, and models the cost, saving and service-charge impact of each compliance route. Outputs are structured for landlord decision-making: what is exposed, what it costs to fix, what it saves, and when to act.
Buildings are matched against the official EPC register where available and user-held certificates recorded with expiry tracking, so the starting position is evidenced rather than assumed.
Each asset is tested against the current MEES letting threshold and the published improvement trajectory, so exposure is ranked by lettability risk rather than treated portfolio-wide.
Fabric, plant, controls and metering measures are modelled against the building's own load profile, giving a capital cost, an energy saving and a resulting EPC movement for each route.
Routes are sequenced across budget cycles with payback, service-charge recovery and tenant impact modelled, so the plan fits the lease and funding reality.
Every figure is linked to its source document in the evidence register, with assumptions recorded and a confidence score attached — the form lenders, insurers and valuers ask for.
Metered and BMS telemetry is compared against the governed modelled baseline for the same period, so delivered savings are reported as verified rather than projected.
Commercial property in England and Wales may not be let below EPC band E under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, subject to the exemptions register.
Source: GOV.UK — Non-domestic private rented property: minimum energy efficiency standard
CRREM publishes science-based carbon-intensity pathways for commercial real estate by asset type and geography, aligned to the Paris Agreement.
Knight Frank research on prime office markets in London, Sydney and Melbourne identified sales-price premiums of 8–18% for green-rated buildings. This is evidence from those markets, not a measured premium for UK regional stock.
Source: Knight Frank, The Sustainability Series (2021)
Savings verification follows the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol, maintained by the Efficiency Valuation Organization.
Market research above is contextual evidence only. It is not a forecast for any specific asset — every figure produced for your building is calculated from your own data and recorded with its assumptions.
Referenced against recognised standards & frameworks
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards prohibit letting commercial property in England and Wales below EPC band E, with government consultation pointing toward materially higher future thresholds. Non-compliant stock risks voids, fines and valuation impact.
Yes — buildings can be matched against the official EPC register where available, and user-held certificates can be recorded with expiry tracking so renewals are never missed. Dedicated EPC modules cover UK non-domestic and residential methodologies including SAP, SBEM and DEC, so a modelled rating can be compared against the lodged certificate.
Each improvement route carries a capital cost, a modelled energy saving derived from the building's own load profile, and payback — so the choice between compliance routes is made on evidenced numbers, with every assumption recorded in the project's assumptions register.
The platform models capex recovery and utility-saving pass-through so landlords can present improvement plans to tenants with transparent service-charge impact, supporting green lease discussions.
Yes. The funding module researches grants, loans and incentives matched to the building's location and proposed measures, and for financed programmes the platform produces lender-facing evidence — with a read-only lender portal for scoped, expiring due-diligence access.
The compliance evidence register links every claim to its source document, results carry confidence scores and the standards they were calculated against, and access to shared views is logged — so a lender or insurer query is answered with traceable evidence rather than assertion.
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