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UK EPC & energy data via API

Energy Performance Certificate data for assessed properties in England and Wales. Current rating, potential rating, floor area, construction age. One token per lookup, using the same API key as every other endpoint.

One token per lookup: API key required · 100 tokens = £1

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Apartment 1009, Chapman House, SalfordUPRN 10093609154
B84
Current rating: B (84)Potential rating: B (84)Lodged: 28 Jul 2020 • Valid until 2030
A92+
B81–91← This property
C69–80
D55–68
E39–54
F21–38
G1–20
59 m²Floor area
2020sConstruction
1 tokenPer lookup
GET /epc-checker/10093609154/

EPC rating at a glance. Each available energy profile, from the rating badge down to the specific efficiency metrics. All from a single API call.

The API

API response

What you get back from a single call, using the same API key as every other endpoint.

GET/epc-checker/{uprn}/

EPC Checker

Pass any UPRN in England and Wales where a certificate has been lodged and get back the full EPC record. This endpoint costs one token and takes your API key.

{
  "uprn": 10093609154,
  "address": "Apartment 1009, Chapman House...",
  "current_energy_rating": "B",
  "current_energy_efficiency": 84,
  "potential_energy_rating": "B",
  "potential_energy_efficiency": 84,
  "property_type": "Flat",
  "built_form": "Enclosed Mid-Terrace",
  "construction_age_band": "2020-2029",
  "total_floor_area": 59.0,
  "lodgement_date": "2020-07-28",
  "constituency": "Salford and Eccles",
  "local_authority": "Salford"
}

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Built for

Who uses it

01

MEES compliance screening

Identify rental properties rated below the minimum EPC E standard. Flag non-compliant stock across an entire portfolio in seconds.

02

Certificate monitoring

Track EPC lodgement dates to flag certificates expiring within 12 months. EPCs are valid for 10 years: many landlords miss renewal.

03

Green retrofit targeting

Find properties with the biggest gap between current and potential rating. Prioritise retrofit investment where impact is highest.

Data sources

Where it comes from

This dataset is part of the UK property data platform: 29 million UK properties covered.

  • MHCLG EPC Register ↗Energy Performance Certificates for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Updated quarterly by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government.
  • Ordnance Survey AddressBase ↗UPRN matching and address resolution for 32 million UK locations.
29MUK properties, by UPRN
36.6Maddresses indexed
30 yrsof listing events, since 1996
23MEPC certificates on file
7licensed and official sources
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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Full answers in the API & data FAQ →

What EPC data is covered?

The EPC & Energy dataset includes: current EPC band (A–G), energy efficiency score (1–100), potential EPC band, potential efficiency score, environmental impact rating, total floor area (m²), construction age band, and lodgement date. Where multiple certificates exist, the most recent is returned.

Where does the EPC data come from?

EPC data is sourced from the MHCLG EPC Register: the official government database of Energy Performance Certificates for England and Wales. Homedata ingests the register continuously so new certificates appear within days of lodgement.

How often is the EPC data updated?

The MHCLG EPC Register is updated as new certificates are lodged. Homedata syncs with the register on a continuous basis. New or renewed EPC certificates typically appear in the API within 24–48 hours of being lodged.

What do the EPC band letters mean?

EPC bands run from A (most efficient, score 92–100) to G (least efficient, score 1–20). Band C (score 69–80) is the target for government retrofit schemes. Landlords must achieve at minimum band E under current MEES regulations, with band C proposed for new tenancies from 2028.

How much does the EPC API cost?

The EPC Checker endpoint (GET /epc-checker/{uprn}/) costs one token and takes the same API key as every other endpoint. For full property lookups that include EPC data alongside 20+ other fields, Homedata is pay as you go: 100 tokens = £1, a lookup is 1 token.

Start with one certificate.

One token an EPC, 100 tokens = £1, no subscription needed.