Reforming Energy Performance Certificates to be net zero-ready will speed up the decarbonisation of the UK’s built environment, according to the Building Research Establishment.
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Reforming Energy Performance Certificates to be net zero-ready will speed up the decarbonisation of the UK’s built environment, according to the Building Research Establishment.
Newly released data shows that the sector could meet the Government’s target to increase the Energy Performance Certificate rating for residential properties.
Tenants are becoming increasingly at risk of high energy costs and freezing homes due to a lack of Energy Performance Certificate enforcement.
Glynn Williams, UK country director at energy solutions provider, Grundfos, looks at the energy upgrades that landlords can and should make to their properties.
New analysis reveals that providing accurate data and advice could see almost 4 million more retrofitting their homes.
Despite almost two in five recognising the importance of improving a property's energy efficiency, a similar number are clueless about how their own home performs.
43% of UK house hunters say that they would consider paying a premium for prospective homes to be more energy efficient.
Energy efficiency has once again been brought into sharp focus among homeowners and house hunters as increasingly wintery weather sees temperatures drop.
The real estate lender and investor has announced the first completion of a new product that is designed to incentivise borrowers to retrofit older homes with newer, greener...
74% of landlords welcome the government’s decision to scrap the proposal that all rental property must have an Energy Performance Certificate rating of at least C by 2028,...
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