Energy Labeling Scheme
Energy labeling is not a part of this inventory at low transaction. Energy labels – which are compulsory – however one assesses property energy state, independent of the former residents habits and lifestyle.
Energy labels are based instead on a standard application of the property and a calculated consumption.
Energy label also contains proposals for energy savings, which gives an overview of how housing can be improved clean energy. The aim of the energy label to inform about the possibilities and costs of implementing energy savings already at time of purchase. This allows the buyer to decide whether it pays off immediately in order to accomplish the energy improvements, energy consultant suggests the label.
It has the advantage that improvements can be financed by borrowing at once to increase home loan, thus saving costs for the formation of a subsequent loan. Energy labeling performed by an energy consultant for family houses appointed by the DEA to implement the energy label. Energy consultant review the property after all established rules and evaluate all the structural conditions and facilities, which are important for the dwelling and the property’s state energy consumption.
Energy is a statutory It is a legal obligation to produce a valid energy when a single-family house of 60 m2 to be sold. It is thus the seller’s duty to ensure that the buyer before the sale agreement is concluded, has been provided with energy labels for that property. Energy Labeling for single-family houses include row, chain and double houses with vertical separation between units, farmhouses for farm buildings and cottages. From 1st July 2008, single family houses over 60 m2 and the row, chain and double houses also marked by letting energy and the transfer of share or partner.
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