Knowing a building is non-compliant is not the same as knowing what to do about it. Advisory is where assessment becomes a capital plan — sequenced by risk, cost and return, and tied to the deadlines that actually apply to your assets.
Decarbonisation & net-zero roadmaps
An asset-by-asset route from where a building is today to where regulation and your own commitments require it to be — with interventions costed, sequenced and mapped against a realistic capital profile.
- Baseline energy and carbon profile
- Intervention options with capex and payback
- Phased delivery programme to target date
- Alignment with corporate net-zero commitments
MEES compliance planning
With EPC B targeted for larger commercial buildings by 2031, the practical question is which assets to treat first. We rank the portfolio by letting risk and cost-to-comply, so capital goes where it protects the most value.
- Portfolio-wide MEES exposure ranking
- Cost-to-comply modelling per asset
- Stranding-risk and lettability analysis
- Deadline-driven delivery sequencing
Energy audits & ESG reporting support
Detailed audits that find where energy is actually being lost, plus the evidence base to support ESG, SECR and investor reporting — measured performance rather than modelled assumption.
- Detailed site energy audits
- Half-hourly consumption analysis
- ESG and SECR reporting evidence
- Occupier and lender disclosure packs
Capital planning & prioritisation
Most owners cannot do everything at once. We help decide what to do first — balancing compliance deadlines, plant condition, tenant disruption and return on capital.
- Multi-year capital programme
- Risk-versus-return prioritisation
- Plant-replacement lifecycle planning
- Business cases for investment committee
Deliverables
Costed roadmap
A written decarbonisation and compliance roadmap per asset, with interventions, costs, savings and target dates.
Portfolio risk ranking
A clear ranking of which assets are most exposed, and what it would cost to bring each into compliance.
Board-ready business case
The analysis packaged for investment-committee approval — assumptions stated, returns modelled, risks named.
What owners usually ask
Typically X–Y weeks for a single asset, longer for a portfolio. ] Timescales depend on data availability and how many buildings are in scope.
No. The roadmap is yours to deliver however you choose. We can design and manage delivery if you want us to — but the advice is written to be independent of that decision.
They will. Roadmaps are built to be re-run rather than rewritten, and we flag where a change in the standard would alter the priority order.
