EPRérték

EPRérték is a term used in the context of energy performance certificates (EPCs) within Hungary. It directly translates to "EPC value" or "EPC rating" and refers to the numerical score assigned to a building based on its energy efficiency. This value is a crucial component of the Hungarian national energy performance certificate system.

The EPRérték is determined by a standardized calculation that considers various factors related to a building's energy consumption. These include the thermal insulation of the building envelope (walls, roof, windows, floor), the efficiency of heating and cooling systems, ventilation, and the use of renewable energy sources. The higher the EPRérték, the more energy-efficient the building is considered to be.

This rating system plays a significant role in informing potential buyers or renters about a property's energy performance. A lower EPRérték indicates higher energy consumption and potentially higher utility costs, while a higher EPRérték suggests better efficiency and lower operational expenses. The EPRérték is a key indicator for energy-conscious decisions and is often a factor in property valuations and rental agreements. The specific methodology for calculating EPRérték is defined by Hungarian national regulations and standards governing building energy performance.