The UK government has set a minimum EPC rating of E for commercial properties. This means that from April 2018, landlords of commercial properties must ensure their buildings meet this minimum standard.
This briefing paper explains the UK's EPC system and the minimum energy efficiency standards for both domestic and non-domestic properties, including the current minimum EPC rating requirements.
The National Residential Landlords Association provides guidance on the minimum EPC rating requirements for UK landlords, including the current EPC rating of E and the upcoming changes to EPC regulations.
This tool provides information on the current EPC regulations and minimum rating requirements in the UK, including a calculator to determine the minimum EPC rating required for a specific property.
This research paper from University College London examines the impact of EPC minimum rating requirements on energy efficiency in UK buildings, including the effectiveness of current regulations.
The BBC reports on the UK government's announcement of new EPC minimum rating requirements, including the planned increase to an EPC rating of C for non-domestic properties by 2030.
This guide from the UK government provides information on the current EPC minimum rating requirements for homeowners, including tips on how to improve a property's EPC rating.
This video from a UK-based property expert explains the current EPC minimum rating requirements and provides guidance on how to comply with the regulations.