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EPC Atlas Data Insights • Updated 28 August 2026

London EPC statistics: 2.64 million property records analysed

A detailed snapshot of the London EPC Atlas dataset, including its unusually high share of flats, current EPC ratings, potential ratings and recorded solar PV.

2,639,163London records searchable
1,596,038flats (60.5%)
8,692Solar PV marked Yes
1,161,602current EPC D or below (calculated)

London property type

London’s EPC Atlas dataset has a completely different property profile from the North West. Flats make up about 60.5% of records, compared with 32.3% for houses.

Property typeRecordsShare of regional dataset
Flat1,596,03860.5%
House851,56332.3%
Maisonette158,6636.0%
Bungalow32,7301.2%
Park home1220.0%

London EPC rating profile

Current EPC ratingRecordsShare
A5,6750.2%
B440,07116.7%
C1,031,81539.1%
D915,98034.7%
E218,1188.3%
1,215,988 records have a potential EPC rating of A or B in the visible EPC Atlas counts — about 46.1% of the London dataset.

Recorded solar PV in London

8,692 London records are marked Solar PV: Yes, equivalent to 0.3% of the full London EPC Atlas dataset.

London’s much larger share of flats is important context when comparing solar-related property signals with regions dominated by houses.

Interpretation: this is a dataset count, not a census of London solar installations. EPC data should not be treated as a complete representation of every dwelling or every installed system.

Energy-efficiency opportunity

Approximately 1,161,602 London records — 44.0% of the dataset — fall at current EPC D or below when the displayed rating distribution is combined. Poor or Very Poor heating efficiency accounts for 203,532 visible records.

See the London and North West EPC D-or-below comparison →

Methodology and sources

These figures describe records currently searchable within the EPC Atlas regional datasets. They are not official estimates of the total number of dwellings in a region and should not be read as a complete inventory of current housing stock. EPC registers can contain certificates issued at different points in time, including certificates that have expired or been replaced.

Government guidance confirms that bulk Energy Performance of Buildings data covers England and Wales and includes certificates registered since 2012, which may have expired or been replaced. Official statistics also caution that EPC-based figures are based on certificates lodged on the register rather than a complete census of every dwelling.

EPC Atlas uses EPC/property evidence as a prospecting indicator. It is not a building survey, guarantee of ownership, guarantee that work is required, or statement of installation suitability.