Energy auditor accreditation
Large companies applying for an environmental permit need an energy audit by a certified auditor. Conditions include specific diplomas or equivalent experience. The cost is €250 for entities, €125 for individuals, with an average time of 120 days. Appeals go to the College of the Environment.
- Audience: businesses in Brussels
- Cost: €250 for a legal entity, €125 for a natural person
- Duration: 120 days
- Response: 30 days
- Documents: Diploma or 3 years' practical experience, Belgian or recognized foreign qualifications
- Mode: Digital
- Validity: French and Dutch
The energy audit is required for large companies and large consumers when applying for an environmental permit. The audit must be carried out by a certified energy auditor.
Conditions
Being holder of a diploma such as that of:
- an architect
- a civil engineering architect
- a civil engineer
- an industrial engineer
- a bioengineer
- an agricultural engineer
- a bachelor in construction option building
- higher education which completes a course integrating the energy aspects of buildings
- OR having at least one natural person whom you employ hold an equivalent degree obtained abroad.
- (Brussels Environment may recognise a certificate or diploma issued in another Member State or by another federated entity of the Member State) OR having at least one natural person you employ who can demonstrate a minimum of 3 years' practical experience in the energy aspects of buildings OR have, from another Member State, an equivalent accreditation as an energy auditor of the environmental permit
Cost
€250 for a legal entity, €125 for a natural person
Average time
120 days
Appeal
Alongside the College of the Environment.
Becoming an energy auditor (only NL & FR)
