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About Scottish EPCs Certification
The Association of Building Engineers (ABE) has entered into a Protocol with the Scottish Building Standards Agency (SBSA) in relation to the production of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) in Scotland.
Graduates, Associates, Members and Fellows of the ABE have the opportunity to be certified under this Protocol to produce EPCs for existing buildings, residential and commercial, both sale and rent.
Members wishing to offer services in this area are required to complete the 
Application Form and submit with the following information:
- CV
- Job description
- Copy of Professional Indemnity (PI) & Public Liability (PL) Cover
- A basic Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) certificate
- Your original/certified copies of Energy Assessor qualifications and/or certificates and evidence of related CPD/delivery
- Appropriate application fee
Before application please ensure you have also read and understood the Energy Assessor Codes of Professional Conduct which have been provided specifically for your role as an Energy Assessor.
These are to be adhered to in conjunction with the ABE Codes of Conduct provided as part of your membership of the ABE.
This protocol does not currently cover members under Regulation 6 of the Scottish Building Standards for the New Build sector. The ABE will be reviewing this area to create further opportunities for members in the near future.
For further details on the protocol agreement view our November 2007 Journal article Energy Performance Buildings Directive - Scottish Standards. In addition you can view the full 
Protocol agreement.
Cost
The fees are as follows:
Initial application fee (fee includes first years certification) |
£75 + VAT |
Annual fee (includes listing on website and assessment of annual CPD) |
£50 + VAT
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Replacement certificate |
£20 + VAT
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Complaint enquiries |
£200 + VAT
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Candidate Eligibility
Those who are not currently members of the ABE will be required to obtain membership prior to applying for certification. For details on membership opportunities and routes available please visit the 
membership area on the ABE website.
Member grade must be Graduate, Associate, Member or Fellow.