Would you like to apply for an energy label for your home or building? Or would you like to renew an existing energy label? You can apply for an energy label through an energy adviser.
Step-by-step guide to applying for an energy label
Follow these steps to get a definitive energy label:
- Find an energy adviser (in Dutch) and apply for one or more quotes.
- Confirm the quote and make an appointment with your energy adviser.
- The energy adviser will visit your home or building for an assessment. You will need to be present at the assessment of your home or building. Make sure you have as much information about your home or building as possible. This includes building plans, documentation and invoices for improvement measures.
The energy adviser will calculate and record the energy performance. You will then be given a copy of the energy label.
Help with applying for an energy label
Would you like help with applying for an energy label? First, read the frequently asked questions about energy labels at energielabel.nl (in Dutch) to see if your question has already been answered. If you need help with your application for an energy label, contact the Energielabel help desk.
When do I need an energy label?
You need an energy label to sell, let or hand over a home or building. You also need one for buildings such as offices, schools or hospitals.
Where can I find an example of an energy label?
This example of an energy label for a home (in Dutch) shows what information is included on an energy label. For example, it shows how well the property is insulated. You can use this information to make your home more energy-efficient.
Laws and regulations (in Dutch)
Besluit bouwwerken leefomgeving, afdeling 6.4 (energielabel)
Last updated on 24 August 2026