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Ene 02 - Prediction of operational energy and carbon
Information correct as of 17thApril 2026. Please see kb.breeam.com for the latest compliance information.
Assessment of multiple buildings within a single BREEAM assessment - KBCN1836
Ene01, Ene02 and Wat01, which use area-weighted performance scales, must be assessed using the methodology set out below where multiple buildings are included within the scope of a single BREEAM assessment, including where:
• the Similar Buildings approach is applied, in accordance with Section 4 of GN20; or
• Separate buildings with a single overarching function are located on the same site, in accordance with Section 6 of GN20 (e.g. a principal building with one or more ancillary or supporting buildings).
Ene01
For UK NC projects, energy models (BRUKL files) must be uploaded for each building included within the assessment.
For International NC projects, the assessor must enter floor area-weighted average values for the relevant energy performance metrics for both the actual building(s) and the reference building(s), covering all buildings and applicable building uses included in the assessment.
Ene02
All buildings included within the assessment must be modelled in accordance with the methodology. The energy performance score must be calculated using floor area-weighted metrics covering all buildings, and compared against a benchmark derived from a floor area weighted average of all building types included within the assessment.
Wat01
For Wat01, the assessor must enter details for all water-using components across all buildings included within the assessment. The Wat01 benchmark is determined using a floor area-weighted occupancy by building type, covering all buildings within scope of the BREEAM assessment.
Information correct as of 17thApril 2026. Please see kb.breeam.com for the latest compliance information.