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EPC ratings in Mid Sussex

Explore EPC ratings for properties in Mid Sussex. 52,088 properties have been assessed, with an average rating of D. Browse districts below to see local energy efficiency trends, or search for a specific address to view detailed EPC data. The most common improvement recommended across Mid Sussex is solar photovoltaic panels, 2.5 kwp, followed by solar water heating.

On average, 54% of EPC-rated homes in Mid Sussex are band A-C and 46% are band D-G, broadly above the England & Wales average.

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Average band
D
Total properties
52,088
Band A-C
54%
Higher efficiency homes
Band D-G
46%
Homes needing improvement

EPC distribution

Percentage of properties in each EPC band across Mid Sussex.

A1%
B23%
C30%
D32%
E11%
F2%
G1%

Common improvements in Mid Sussex

Top recommended actions across districts in this authority.

  1. 1

    Solar photovoltaic panels, 2.5 kWp

    41931 occurrences

  2. 2

    Solar water heating

    37398 occurrences

  3. 3

    Low energy lighting for all fixed outlets

    28072 occurrences

  4. 4

    Cavity wall insulation

    16425 occurrences

  5. 5

    Replace boiler with new condensing boiler

    10209 occurrences

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Free to reuse with a link to this page. Figures cover homes with an EPC on the official register, counted by their latest certificate. Homes that have never had an EPC are not included, so the figures describe certified homes, not every home in Mid Sussex.

Summary

In Mid Sussex, 54.4% of homes with an EPC are rated band C or above, based on the latest certificate for 52,088 homes on the official register (statistics updated June 2026). That is 6.7 percentage points above the England and Wales figure of 47.7%.

Citation

EPC Advisor (2026). EPC ratings in Mid Sussex. Statistics updated June 2026. Analysis of the MHCLG Get Energy Performance Data register (Open Government Licence v3.0). https://epcadvisor.co.uk/browse/mid-sussex

Chart of EPC ratings in Mid Sussex: share of homes with an EPC in each band
Band C or above:
a current rating of A, B or C.
Homes counted:
52,088
Statistics updated:
June 2026
Source:
The MHCLG Get Energy Performance Data register, published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. How we calculate these figures · All EPC data downloads