The new Regulation for the Home Energy Rating (CEV) in Chile brings important changes for the real estate sector. This regulation, aligned with Law No. 21.305 on Energy Efficiency, aims to promote sustainability by reducing household energy consumption. In this article, we explain the most relevant updates to the CEV regulation and how SUMAC, as an expert in sustainability and energy efficiency, can help you meet these requirements without complications.
CEV is a system that measures the energy efficiency of each home through an energy efficiency label. This label provides key information about the home’s energy performance, ensuring that thermal comfort is achieved with efficient energy consumption.
The objective of this new regulation is to make the energy consumption of properties more transparent and promote the purchase of more sustainable homes, contributing to the country’s sustainable development.
Mandatory energy rating for new projects
Energy pre-rating
Digital platform for managing evaluations
Validity of the rating
Inspection and transparent advertising
At SUMAC, we support real estate developers in adapting to new regulations. With the publication of the CEV regulation, our services play a fundamental role in ensuring regulatory compliance, improving competitiveness, and ensuring your projects stand out in the market. We offer:
Energy evaluations and label management
Energy performance optimization from the design phase
Marketing and communication support
Training and continuous monitoring
The new CEV regulation represents an opportunity for the Chilean real estate sector to adopt more sustainable practices. At SUMAC, we are prepared to be your strategic partner, supporting you through the entire process — from energy evaluation through label management and project promotion.
Don’t miss this opportunity to lead with more efficient and sustainable projects. Contact us and ensure the success of your project under the new CEV regulations.