Enova Energy Labelling, linked to every property.

Energy certificates for buildings from Enova's Energy Labelling Scheme. Each certificate has two measures: an energy rating from A (best) to G that describes the building's overall energy performance, and a heating rating on a scale from red to green that describes how much of the heating does not come from oil, gas or electricity. A green rating indicates district heating, a biomass boiler, a heat pump or another alternative form of heating.

Energy certificates are required when selling or letting housing and commercial buildings under the energy labelling regulations (energimerkeforskriften). Each certificate is valid for 10 years or until a newer certificate replaces it. For a home buyer, the Energy Label signals both running costs and future regulatory risk: stricter requirements under the EU Taxonomy and the upcoming EPBD directive may require upgrades. For a commercial broker, the Energy Label is central to ESG reporting and valuation. Part of Placepoint's Energy map layers and shown in the property panel. Related: Building age, Apartment building, Commercial buildings.