Energy Efficiency
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| The overall efficiency of a home. The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the home is and the lower the fuel bills are likely to be (kWh/m2) where "1" is the lowest energy efficiency and "3" the highest energy efficiency |
⚡ Energy Efficiency Index
Topic: Property | Category: Residential | Group: Sustainability & Safety**
Description
The Energy Efficiency Index measures how energy-efficient a property is based on energy use, insulation quality, heating performance, and sustainability indicators.
What the Index Measures
The index evaluates:
- insulation performance
- heating and cooling efficiency
- building envelope quality
- estimated energy consumption
- sustainability features (windows, roofing, materials)
Higher scores = more energy-efficient properties
Lower scores = less efficient, higher energy-use properties
Numeric Scale & Quality Interpretation
Standard Toscale scales:
- 1–3 (Free)
- 1–5 (£0.50)
- 1–10 (£1)
- 1–20 (£2)
- 1–99 (£9.90)
- 1–999,999 (Enterprise)
Examples:
- 19/20 = highly efficient
- 10/20 = moderately efficient
- 3/20 = poor efficiency
Accuracy: Larger scales allow precise comparison across newer, renovated, and older building types.
Why Numeric Scales Matter
Energy efficiency is a major cost and sustainability factor. Numeric scoring:
- makes energy quality comparable
- helps buyers predict utility costs
- feeds directly into AI-based cost models
- quantifies sustainability gaps
How This Index Saves You Time
You no longer need to read through energy certificates — the index reveals energy performance instantly.
AI Insight Example
“This home ranks in the top 15% for energy efficiency in its city zone.”
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Higher tiers reveal advanced energy scoring for investors and ESG reporting.
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