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EPC label premium for energy renovations

Does your home have a poor energy performance? If you carry out a deep renovation of your home within five years that significantly improves its energy performance certificate (EPC) label, you can get an EPC label premium. 

 

Discontinuation of the premium from 2026
This premium is being discontinued.

The EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) before the works must be issued by December 31, 2025 at the latest.
The premium itself can still be applied for up to and including June 30, 2026 (using the EPC after the works, issued by June 30, 2026 at the latest).
There is an exception for those who activated their EPC label premium with Fluvius before January 1, 2025.

Conditions

  • The EPC label premium is available to all homeowners.
  • The EPC label premium is only granted for a home, residential building or residential unit with a substandard energy performance. This is demonstrated by means of an EPC that was issued in or after 2019.
  • The EPC label (letter code on the EPC):
    • the home has an E or F EPC label and must achieve at least a C label through renovation within five years
    • the residential unit (flat) has a D, E or F EPC label and must achieve at least a B label through renovation within five years (from the date of the first EPC).
  • Demolition/reconstruction is not eligible for the EPC label premium.
  • The achieved EPC label must be demonstrated again after five years by means of a new EPC.
  • The new EPC must be no more than 12 months old at the time of application for the EPC label premium.
  • The amount of the premium depends on the EPC label achieved following renovation(s).

Also financed by the EU- NextGenerationE

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