Energy Performance Certificates for Landlords
The UK government has introduced new EPC regulations for landlords, requiring all rental properties to have an EPC rating of C or above by 2025, with some exceptions.
The UK government has introduced new EPC regulations for landlords, requiring all rental properties to have an EPC rating of C or above by 2025, with some exceptions.
The National Residential Landlords Association provides guidance on the new EPC regulations, including exemptions, enforcement, and potential penalties for non-compliance.
Propertymark provides an overview of the new EPC regulations, including the requirements for rental properties, the role of local authorities, and the impact on the private rented sector.
University College London researchers examine the effectiveness of EPC regulations in improving energy efficiency in rental properties, highlighting the need for more stringent measures.
Landlord Zone provides a comprehensive guide to the new EPC regulations, including a timeline for implementation, exemptions, and tips for achieving compliance.
The BBC reports on the new EPC regulations, including the potential costs and benefits for landlords, and the impact on tenants and the environment.
EPC UK provides an online calculator to help landlords determine the EPC rating of their rental properties and identify energy-efficient improvements.
The Association of Residential Letting Agents hosts a webinar on the new EPC regulations, featuring expert advice and guidance for landlords on achieving compliance and avoiding penalties.