What is the average EPC rating in Kensington and Chelsea?

The average EPC band in Kensington and Chelsea is D. 45% of assessed properties are rated A–C (higher efficiency), while 55% are rated D–G.

How many properties have been assessed in Kensington and Chelsea?

Approximately 87,654 properties in Kensington and Chelsea have an EPC on the register.

How can I improve my EPC rating in Kensington and Chelsea?

The most common improvements recommended in Kensington and Chelsea include Internal wall insulation, Low energy lighting, Double glazing. These can significantly improve your energy rating and reduce bills.

Do I need an EPC to sell or rent in Kensington and Chelsea?

Yes. All properties being sold or rented in Kensington and Chelsea (and across England & Wales) must have a valid EPC. Certificates last 10 years.

How much does an EPC cost in Kensington and Chelsea?

Domestic EPCs in Kensington and Chelsea typically cost between £45 and £120 depending on property size. Commercial EPCs cost more, usually £150–£500.

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EPC Ratings in Kensington and Chelsea

Explore EPC ratings for properties in Kensington and Chelsea. 87,654 properties have been assessed, with an average rating of D. The most common improvement recommended across Kensington and Chelsea is internal wall insulation.

On average, 45% of EPC-rated homes in Kensington and Chelsea are band A–C and 55% are band D–G, broadly below the England & Wales average.

Average Band

Total Properties

87,654

Band A–C

45%

Higher efficiency homes

Band D–G

55%

Homes needing improvement

EPC Distribution

Percentage of properties in each EPC band across Kensington and Chelsea.

A 0% B 11% C 34% D 33% E 16% F 4% G 2%

Common Improvements in Kensington and Chelsea

Top recommended actions across properties in this authority.

1Internal wall insulation

2Low energy lighting

3Double glazing

4Solar panels

5Draught proofing

Energy Efficiency in Kensington and Chelsea

Kensington and Chelsea has 87,654 properties with an EPC on the register. The average energy rating is band D, with 45% of homes rated A–C and 55% rated D–G. This is below the national average of 47% A–C rated homes.

If you're a homeowner or landlord in Kensington and Chelsea, understanding your property's energy performance can help you reduce energy bills, increase property value, and meet legal requirements like the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for rental properties.

Check Your Property's EPC in Kensington and Chelsea

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Why EPC Ratings Matter for Kensington and Chelsea Properties

Selling — Properties with better EPC ratings sell for more. An A/B-rated home can command up to 14% more than a G-rated equivalent.
Renting — Landlords must ensure rental properties meet a minimum E rating under MEES regulations or face fines up to £5,000.
Energy bills — Higher-rated homes are cheaper to run. Moving from D to C could save £200–£400 per year on energy bills.
Environment — Better-rated homes produce fewer carbon emissions, contributing to the UK's net-zero targets.