In the UK, properties are required to have a minimum EPC rating of E before they can be rented out. The UK government has announced plans to raise the minimum EPC rating to C by 2030.
The minimum EPC rating for UK properties is currently E, but it's recommended that homeowners aim for a rating of C or higher to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy bills.
The National Residential Landlords Association provides guidance on EPC minimum rating requirements for landlords in the UK, including the current minimum rating of E and future plans to increase to C.
Research from University College London highlights the importance of energy efficiency in UK properties, including the role of EPC ratings in assessing a property's energy performance.
This tool allows users to check the EPC rating of a UK property, providing information on the property's energy efficiency and recommending improvements to achieve a higher rating.
The UK government has announced plans to improve energy efficiency in properties, including increasing the minimum EPC rating to C by 2030, in an effort to reduce carbon emissions.
Property Mark provides guidance on how EPC ratings can impact property values in the UK, including the benefits of achieving a high EPC rating.
The US Department of Energy provides a guide on energy performance certificates, including information on EPC ratings and how they can be used to improve energy efficiency in properties.