In the UK, a good Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating is typically considered to be between 81-100 (A or B rating), indicating a high level of energy efficiency.
The UK's EPC rating system ranges from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). A good EPC rating can help reduce energy bills and increase property value.
According to Which?, a good EPC rating in the UK is typically considered to be 70 or above, with the average UK home having a rating of around 60-69.
Research from UCL suggests that a good EPC rating can have a significant impact on property prices, with homes having a high EPC rating commanding a premium.
The Nest website provides a guide to EPC ratings, explaining how they are calculated and what a good rating looks like, with tips on how to improve your home's energy efficiency.
A BBC News article discussing the importance of EPC ratings in the UK, including what constitutes a good rating and how to improve your home's energy efficiency.
The EPC Register website provides a tool to check your EPC certificate and rating, with guidance on how to improve your home's energy efficiency and achieve a good EPC rating.
A video from the UK Green Building Council discussing the importance of energy efficiency and EPC ratings, with tips on how to achieve a good EPC rating and reduce your carbon footprint.