Common use of Energy Performance Certificates Clause in Contracts

Energy Performance Certificates. If the Works invalidate or materially adversely affect an existing EPC or require the commissioning of an EPC, the Tenant must (at the Landlord’s option): obtain an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord and give the Landlord written details of the unique reference number for that EPC; or pay the Landlord’s costs of obtaining an EPC.

Energy Performance Certificates. If the Works invalidate or materially adversely affect an existing EPC for the First Premises or the Second Premises or require the commissioning of an EPCEPC for the combined First Premises and Second Premises, the Tenant must (at the Landlord’s option): obtain an EPC any EPCs required from an assessor approved by the Landlord and give the Landlord written details of the unique reference number for that EPCthose EPCs; or pay the Landlord’s costs of obtaining an EPCany EPCs required.

Energy Performance Certificates. If the Works invalidate or materially adversely affect an existing EPC or require the commissioning of an EPC, the Tenant Undertenant must (at the Landlord’s option): obtain an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord and give the Landlord written details of the unique reference number for that EPC; or pay the Landlord’s costs of obtaining an EPC.

Energy Performance Certificates. If the Works invalidate or materially adversely affect an existing EPC or require the commissioning of an EPC, the Tenant Undertenant must (at the Landlord’s option): obtain an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord and give the Landlord and the Tenant written details of the unique reference number for that EPC; or pay the Landlord’s costs of obtaining an EPC.