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Micro combined heat and power

Meeting Building Regulations for Micro CHP

If you're considering installing a micro-combined heat and power (CHP) system – a clever unit that generates both electricity and heat simultaneously – you must ensure your installation fully complies with all pertinent Building Regulations. This crucial requirement isn't just bureaucratic; it's designed to guarantee that your system is fitted safely and operates efficiently, meeting strict benchmarks for energy performance, adequate ventilation, and overall structural soundness.

To obtain official certification for your installation, you have two primary options: either notify your local council's building control department, or engage a qualified professional from an approved competent person scheme to sign off on the work.

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This guidance is for general information only and is not legal advice. Planning requirements vary by council and property. You should check your local planning authority's specific requirements before submitting an application or starting work. This guidance applies to England and Wales. When in doubt, contact your local planning authority or seek professional planning advice.

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