The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) sets a minimum energy efficiency rating of E for rental properties in the UK. Landlords must ensure their properties meet this standard by 1 April 2023.
The National Residential Landlords Association provides guidance on meeting the minimum energy efficiency rating for rental properties, including tips on improving energy efficiency and accessing funding.
This research paper from the UK Green Building Council examines the effects of MEES on the rental market, including the benefits of improved energy efficiency and the challenges faced by landlords.
This consumer guide explains the minimum energy efficiency rating for rental properties, including the consequences of non-compliance and the options available to landlords who cannot meet the standard.
This tool allows users to search for and download Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), which provide the energy efficiency rating for a rental property.
This video from a property expert explains the minimum energy efficiency standard for rental properties, including the requirements for landlords and the potential penalties for non-compliance.
This guide from Citizens Advice provides tips for tenants on how to improve the energy efficiency of their rental property, including negotiating with landlords and accessing grants.
This academic paper published in the Journal of Housing Economics examines the effects of the minimum energy efficiency standard on the UK rental market, including the potential benefits and drawbacks.