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EPC ratings refer to Energy Performance Certificates. Properties are assessed on a range of factors, including ventilation, property size and layout, windows and doors and lighting, among others.
New analysis by property acquisition specialists LandlordBuyer reveals that over 1.8 million privately rented homes in England still fall short of the government’s proposed minimum energy efficiency ...
Landlords are being urged to review government-funded energy efficiency schemes that could cover the cost of upgrades to ...
Towns across Britain face being blighted with empty office blocks under proposed net zero energy efficiency rules, experts have warned.
An EPC shows how energy efficient a building is in relation to the amount of heat and light it uses. It gives a rating from A (the best) to G and all homes that are sold or rented must have one.
However from April 1, while commercial properties with an EPC rating of below E cannot be sold or let to new tenants, a new requirement is being introduced, ...
Knowing your EPC rating isn’t only worthwhile when considering selling or buying, it’s also good to know so that you can plan upgrades to your home accordingly.
An EPC shows how energy efficient a building is in relation to the amount of heat and light it uses. It gives a rating from A (the best) to G and all homes that are sold or rented must have one.