display energy certificates (DEC)
Dear Sir or Madam,
I have been unable to find a public central database for display energy certificates. As I understand the legislation, all public buildings over 1000 square metres have been obliged to display these since October 1st 2008.
Can you explain why there is no public resource detailing these buildings? The only method of accessing the Landmark database is by collecting individual 20 digit numbers from specific buildings many of which are inaccessible, although these are paid for by the public.
There are apparently 18000.
Yours faithfully,
Ralph Perry Robinson
Home Farm House
Teffont Evias
Wiltshire
SP3 5RG
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Dear Ralph,
The information you require, can be obtained by accessing the following
website.
http://www.nao.org.uk/publications/0708/...
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I hope this is helpful.
Kind regards,
David
BERR Ministerial Correspondence and Enquiry Unit
020 7215 5000
Dear Enquiry Enquiry (IMSV01),
Thank you for the response which was extremely prompt. Unfortunately it did not answer the question, referring to a publication that was produced a year before the dataset had been created.
I have since spoken to David Welch, a manager at the FoI department, and been assured that my request for information is being considered.
Until then the request for a public record of public buildings' energy usage as measured AT PUBLIC EXPENSE is requested.
Yours sincerely,
ralph perry robinson
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Dear Colleague,
The BERR Enquiry Unit has received this email from a public enquirer,
about a matter which appears to be the responsibility of your
Department.
Please reply to the enquirer direct. There is no need to copy your reply
to us or to let us know that you are replying.
If you are not the right Department to answer this enquiry, please let
us know by email reply with 5 working days or we will assume that you
are dealing with it.
The BERR has a target of 15 working days to respond to all
correspondence, including emails.
Thank you for your co-operation.
David
BERR Ministerial Correspondence and Enquiry Unit
1 Victoria Street,
London. SW1H 0ET
Phone: 020 7215 5000
Fax: 020 7215 0105
E-mail: [email address]
Dear Mr Perry,
After much involvement from other Government Departments, along with the
Dept. of Communities and Local Government - the sponsoring department;
there is no reason why Landmark cannot give you the information
requested. Please see the following weblink for contact details.
https://www.ndepcregister.com/informatio...
I hope this is helpful,
David
BERR Ministerial Correspondence and Enquiry Unit
020 7215 5000
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Francis Irving left an annotation ()
Some of this data was released under FOI to Martin Rosenbaum of the Open Secrets blog, apparently due to changes in regulation:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/opensecrets/2...