The UK government has introduced MEES to improve the energy efficiency of buildings. From April 2023, all non-domestic buildings must have an EPC rating of at least E.
This article reviews the current energy efficiency standards for buildings in the UK, including MEES and the Future Homes Standard. It discusses the challenges and opportunities for improving building energy efficiency.
The UK has made progress in improving energy efficiency in buildings, but there is still much work to be done. This article discusses the current state of energy efficiency in UK buildings and the challenges that remain.
This guidance provides information for landlords on the minimum energy efficiency standards for rented buildings in the UK. It covers the requirements for EPCs, exemptions, and enforcement.
This video provides an overview of the minimum energy efficiency standards for buildings in the UK. It covers the current standards, upcoming changes, and the implications for building owners and occupiers.
This report from the UK Green Building Council discusses the importance of energy efficiency in achieving net zero carbon emissions in the UK. It provides recommendations for policymakers, industry leaders, and building owners.
This article provides information on the minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) and energy performance certificates (EPCs) for buildings in the UK. It covers the requirements, exemptions, and enforcement.
This research paper from University College London discusses the current policy and regulation framework for building energy efficiency in the UK. It analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the current approach and provides recommendations for improvement.