81% of commercial buildings in major English cities have an EPC rating below B, putting 190 million sq. m of commercial real estate at risk.

Half of England's privately rented homes (50.1%) currently sit below the Government's minimum EPC C threshold, equating to 2,479,757 properties needing improvement.

Landlords have welcomed last week's changes to proposed energy efficiency rules for the private rented sector, arguing the modifications make improving rental housing stock more...

The Warm Homes Plan commits £15 billion to upgrading up to five million homes by 2030.

98% of external wall insulation installed under ECO since 2022 requires corrective work, according to new research, affecting around 22,000 to 23,000 homes.

Energy rules are prompting landlords to sell their properties as 42% of rental stock falls short of EPC ‘C’.

Michael Davey, group head of sustainability, OSB Group, examines the impact of the new EPC assessment standard on landlords, highlighting how updates to technology recognition and data...

In LRG’s survey, 67% of tenants said they would rather keep rent low than pay more for an energy-efficient home.

UK banks may be overestimating emissions from residential mortgages by up to 50%, according to Atom bank's latest study.

London remains top region, with 64.3% of homes sold meeting the EPC C benchmark.