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Knowledge base: energy labels and sustainability
Clear answers to the most common questions about Dutch energy labels, rules and sustainability.
In short
The essentials at a glance
In this knowledge base Hasibo's certified advisers answer the most common questions about Dutch energy labels: what a label costs, when it is required, how long it is valid, the difference between the basic and detailed method, how the label affects rent and how to improve your label.
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- How much does an energy label cost?Our rates per property type and what determines the price.Read more
- When is an energy label required?The label obligation for sale, rental and delivery, monuments and the fine.Read more
- How long is an energy label valid?Valid for 10 years from registration, even with a new owner.Read more
- Basic or detailed method?Default values or actual properties: the difference and when to choose which.Read more
- Energy label and rent: how it works in the WWSLabels E, F and G cost 4, 9 and 15 WWS points: explained for landlords.Read more
- Energy label C mandatory for officesMinimum label C since 2023, exemptions and the plan for label A in 2030.Read more
- Improve your energy label: the most effective measuresInsulation, glazing, heat pump and solar panels: how to get a higher label.Read more
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