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.

Despite energy efficiency steadily climbing up the list of priorities for UK house hunters, cost remains a major barrier to implementing them.

Kevin Shaw, managing director of residential sales at Leaders Romans Group explores why it is important for agents to focus the marketing strategies of the properties they are listing...

New research has revealed that lower energy prices or a reduced council tax rate would encourage more to take action on improving their home's energy efficiency.

Features such as driveways, spacious gardens and en-suite bathrooms are now taking priority over energy efficiency among Brits when buying a home.

Energy efficiency improvements in the rental sector are tracking well ahead of government timescales, according to newly released data from epIMS.

New research has revealed how the general public feels about whether further Green Taxes should be introduced to reduce the 55m tonnes of carbon emitted by our homes each year.

Just 52% of mortgage lenders offer green or net zero/energy efficiency linked mortgages, according to recent research from Mortgage Advice Bureau.

12m homes in England do not currently meet adequate energy performance levels as part of the government’s upcoming Warm Homes Plan.

An EPC rating of C is soon to become the minimum standard allowed by law for private rented properties.