READINESS CHECK

How ready is your portfolio?

Rate your current state per article, 1 to 5. The gauges show how ready you are for the 2026, 2028 and 2030 duties. Self-assessment, two minutes, no email required.

Pick one level per article0 / 8 answered
Art. 9 · MEPS
MEPS, minimum energy performance standards: the worst-performing buildings upgrade first; non-residential stock must clear the worst-16% threshold by 2030.
Art. 13 · BACS
BACS, building automation and control systems: monitoring, benchmarking and fault detection, required above 290 kW today and 70 kW from end 2029.
Art. 10 · Solar
Solar obligations phased in by building type and size, starting with new public and non-residential buildings above 250 m2.
Art. 12 · Renovation passports
Renovation passports: staged, building-specific roadmaps to zero-emission by 2050, content per Annex VIII.
Art. 7, 11 · ZEB and GWP
ZEB, zero-emission buildings, and GWP, life-cycle global warming potential: new builds emission-free, with whole-life carbon disclosure.
Art. 15 · SRI
SRI, Smart Readiness Indicator: an EU score for how well a building senses, responds and interacts with occupants and the grid.
Art. 19 · EPCs and databases
EPCs, energy performance certificates: harmonised A to G classes feeding national databases and reporting.
Art. 23 · Inspections
Physical inspections of heating and cooling above 70 kW; exempt when compliant BACS provides continuous evidence.
Answer all 8 articles to unlock your results
1 · No data: no meters or records for this duty2 · Manual: spreadsheets, PDFs and paper certificates3 · Instrumented: metered and connected, partial coverage4 · Managed: monitored, with owners and a duty calendar5 · Automated: continuous, audit-ready evidence

Why only eight articles? These carry the dated duties a building owner acts on directly. The remaining articles of Directive (EU) 2024/1275 mostly bind member states (national plans, databases, financing frameworks); chatEPBD encodes those in the country rule packs rather than in this self-check.