Property owners could be fined up to R5m or jailed for up to five years, or both, for failing to have certificates. Moneyweb SouthAfrica
Commercial property owners have applied for an urgent high court interdict, suspending the implementation of a National Energy Act regulation that requires non-residential building owners to have energy performance certificates for their buildings by 7 December 2022. Those who don’t manage to secure a certificate in time face a significant fine or imprisonment.
Read: European retailers could learn energy saving from SA Gopal said in light of the looming deadline and the havoc that could be created if the regulations are enforced, despite the problems it has highlighted, Sapoa sought an undertaking from the DMRE that the implementation would be postponed until the technical committee has been able to make proper recommendations to alleviate most of these problems.
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