New research suggests that it will take until at least 2040 for all rented commercial properties to meet the 2030 MEES standards of EPC rating B or higher.

Independent property and construction consultancy, Watts, looks at why landlords could be stranded if they don’t meet the government’s Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard...

28% of commercial buildings are currently at risk of non-compliance ahead of changes to MEES regulations, warns Jones & Woolman.

It is estimated that there are still over 19,000 commercial buildings with non-compliant EPCs rated F or G despite the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards taking effect in April of...

Bill Chandler, Legal Director, Hill Dickinson LLP, takes a look at the recent changes in the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard which impacts EPC rating standards on commercial...