Standard Assessment Procedure SAP - Revision history

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		+	Note: The Home Energy Model, or HEM, is to be introduced in the UK to replace the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP), which is currently used to demonstrate that new homes comply with Part L of the Building Regulations and to produce EPC's. HEM is still under development and is intended to be implemented alongside the Future Homes Standard in 2025.
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		+	For more information see: Home Energy Model.
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	The Standard Assessment Procedure for the Energy Rating of Dwellings (SAP) was developed by BRE based on the BRE Domestic Energy Model (BREDEM) and was published by BRE and the Department of the Environment in 1992. In 1994 it was first cited in Part L of the building regulations and it has now been adopted by the UK Government as the methodology for calculating the energy performance of dwellings.		The Standard Assessment Procedure for the Energy Rating of Dwellings (SAP) was developed by BRE based on the BRE Domestic Energy Model (BREDEM) and was published by BRE and the Department of the Environment in 1992. In 1994 it was first cited in Part L of the building regulations and it has now been adopted by the UK Government as the methodology for calculating the energy performance of dwellings.

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	* Energy Performance Certificates.		* Energy Performance Certificates.
	* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.		* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
		+	* Home Energy Model.
	* IHBC responds to Energy Company Obligation ECO4 and PAS 2035.		* IHBC responds to Energy Company Obligation ECO4 and PAS 2035.
	* National Calculation Method.		* National Calculation Method.

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	The Standard Assessment Procedure for the Energy Rating of Dwellings (SAP) was developed by BRE based on the BRE Domestic Energy Model (BREDEM) and was published by BRE and the Department of the Environment in 1992. In 1994 it was first cited in Part L of the building regulations and it has now been adopted by the UK Government as the methodology for calculating the energy performance of dwellings.		The Standard Assessment Procedure for the Energy Rating of Dwellings (SAP) was developed by BRE based on the BRE Domestic Energy Model (BREDEM) and was published by BRE and the Department of the Environment in 1992. In 1994 it was first cited in Part L of the building regulations and it has now been adopted by the UK Government as the methodology for calculating the energy performance of dwellings.
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−	The most recent version, [http://www.bre.co.uk/sap2012/page.jsp?id=2759 SAP 2012], came into force for building regulations compliance on 6 April 2014. The 2009 version [http://www.bre.co.uk/sap2012/page.jsp?id=2759 SAP 2009] may still be used on projects for which transitional arrangements apply, see 2013 changes to the approved documents for part L of the building regulations for more information.
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−	In 2018, [https://bregroup.com/sap/sap10/ SAP 10] was published to allow comparisons with SAP 2012 and for understanding the methodological changes made ahead of any future use. As such, it is not a consultation version and SAP 2012 remains the version to be used until further notice. For more information, see Changes in SAP 10.

	SAP provides a framework for calculating the energy performance of self-contained dwellings and individual flats (excluding common areas):		SAP provides a framework for calculating the energy performance of self-contained dwellings and individual flats (excluding common areas):
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	The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.		The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.

−	NB SAP 10.2, in conjunction with the 2019 edition of BRE 443, ~~will be~~ adopted for Building Regulations purposes in England from June 2022. Ref [https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/ https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/]	+	SAP 10.2, in conjunction with the 2019 edition of BRE 443, were adopted for Building Regulations purposes in England from June 2022. Ref [https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/ https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/]

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	The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.		The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.
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		+	NB SAP 10.2, in conjunction with the 2019 edition of BRE 443, will be adopted for Building Regulations purposes in England from June 2022. Ref [https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/ https://www.bregroup.com/sap/sap10/]

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	The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.		The future development of SAP is likely to include consideration of feed in tariffs (FIT) and inclusion of on-site and off-site measures to mitigate carbon emissions to satisfy the government's target for zero-carbon homes by 2016.

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	* 2013 changes to the approved documents for part L of the building regulations.		* 2013 changes to the approved documents for part L of the building regulations.

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	* Energy Performance Certificates.		* Energy Performance Certificates.
	* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.		* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
		+	* IHBC responds to Energy Company Obligation ECO4 and PAS 2035.
	* National Calculation Method.		* National Calculation Method.
	* Passivhaus vs SAP.		* Passivhaus vs SAP.

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	* [http://www.bre.co.uk/filelibrary/SAP/2012/SAP-2012_9-92.pdf The Government's Standard Assessment Procedure for Energy Rating of Dwellings 2012 edition].		* [http://www.bre.co.uk/filelibrary/SAP/2012/SAP-2012_9-92.pdf The Government's Standard Assessment Procedure for Energy Rating of Dwellings 2012 edition].

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	* [http://www.bre.co.uk/filelibrary/SAP/2012/SAP-2012_9-92.pdf The Government's Standard Assessment Procedure for Energy Rating of Dwellings 2012 edition].		* [http://www.bre.co.uk/filelibrary/SAP/2012/SAP-2012_9-92.pdf The Government's Standard Assessment Procedure for Energy Rating of Dwellings 2012 edition].

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	* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.		* Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.
	* National Calculation Method.		* National Calculation Method.
		+	* Passivhaus vs SAP.
	* Simplified Building Energy Model.		* Simplified Building Energy Model.
	* Target fabric energy efficiency rate.		* Target fabric energy efficiency rate.

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	* Thermal dynamic analysis.		* Thermal dynamic analysis.
	* U-value conventions in practice: Worked examples using BR 443.		* U-value conventions in practice: Worked examples using BR 443.
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	* Thermal dynamic analysis.		* Thermal dynamic analysis.
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