From 2025, landlords must ensure their rental properties have a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C. This applies to new tenancies from 2025 and all existing tenancies by 2028.
The UK government has announced plans to raise the minimum EPC rating for rental properties to C by 2025 for new tenancies and 2028 for all tenancies. This will help reduce carbon emissions and energy bills.
The Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) provides guidance on EPC ratings for rental properties. From 2025, a minimum EPC rating of C will be required for new tenancies, with existing tenancies following by 2028.
Researchers at University College London have published a study on energy efficiency in UK rental properties. The study highlights the need for minimum EPC ratings to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
Use our EPC rating checker tool to find the energy efficiency rating of your rental property. The tool provides guidance on how to improve your EPC rating and meet the new minimum standards.
The UK government has announced plans to raise the minimum EPC rating for rental properties to C. The new requirements will apply to new tenancies from 2025 and all existing tenancies by 2028.
The National Landlords Association provides guidance on energy efficiency in rental properties. The guide covers the new minimum EPC rating requirements and provides tips on how to improve energy efficiency.
In this video, we explain the new minimum EPC rating requirements for rental properties in the UK. The video covers the key changes and what landlords need to do to comply.