Energy Statements typically cost between £250 and £1,000, with the higher end of the range driven by the volume and scale of the development. Upload your drawings to receive a quotation within 15 minutes during business hours.

Floor plans, elevations, sections, a site plan and an outline specification are required.

It’s uncommon for an Energy Statement to fail, as every statement is tailored to the specific policy requirements of the council being addressed. They sometimes fail if another planning conditions contradicts efforts to comply with the carbon and energy policies.

Most Energy Statements are completed within 7 working days of receiving the required drawings and specification information.

No. Energy Statements are tailored to the specific Local Plan policies and Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs) of the council being addressed, as energy and carbon reduction requirements vary between local authorities.

Energy Statements are typically required for planning applications covering:

• New Build Residential Developments
• New Build Non-Residential Developments
• Conversion Projects for both development types

All Energy Statements are completed by accredited assessors and tailored to the council being addressed, achieving first-time approval on 98% of applications.

Yes. Energy Statements can be updated to reflect changes to the building design, specification, heating system or renewable technologies strategy.

Energy Statements should be completed at planning stage, before submission, to demonstrate compliance with the relevant council’s energy and carbon policies.

Yes. Energy Statements are typically required for conversion projects creating new residential or non-residential areas, where the local authority requires evidence of energy and carbon policy compliance.