I am looking for a register of the energy use of buildings in the uk with granularity down to individual builing. Is this publically available? I recall that this information is collected when processing energy certificates
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3This question might be better on opendata.stackexchange.com, which also has a gis tag, but it will be interesting to see what the answer is.– John PowellFeb 22, 2015 at 13:52
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1I don't know but I too would be very interested to find out. I've heard there may be an open source library of energy consumption from smart meter data in the pipeline, but that might well be a pipe dream...who knows. I suggest following @JohnBarca's advice.– MyFamilyFeb 22, 2015 at 14:00
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There is something here which may be useful.
http://data.gov.uk/dataset/non-domestic-energy-performance-certificate-register/feedback/view
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2It's better to provide some elaboration or summary in your answer rather than just a link. For example, which of the 45 search results your link leads to are you specifically suggesting may be useful? What data does it contain, or in what format? Right now this reads more like a comment than an answer and may be flagged as low quality.– Chris WFeb 22, 2015 at 20:10
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Sorry Chris I was on a bad connection and lost the link. Here it is. data.gov.uk/dataset/… , its an unpublished register of non domestic energy performance certificates.– DaveFeb 22, 2015 at 20:19
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1You can use the edit button at the lower left of your question or answer to make revisions or provide clarifying details. And I'm afraid even with the updated link, it takes you to a result that isn't data though it indicates that data may be available for a fee (which conflicts with your open-data tag). These are the kinds of details that are good to include in such an answer. This still reads more like a comment on your question than an answer.– Chris WFeb 22, 2015 at 21:00