The UK government has introduced minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties. From 2023, all rented properties must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of at least E.
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) provides guidance on the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties in the UK. The guide covers the requirements for EPC ratings, exemptions, and enforcement.
The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has published a research briefing on improving energy efficiency in rental properties. The briefing discusses the benefits of energy-efficient upgrades and the role of minimum energy efficiency standards.
This article provides an overview of the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties in the UK, including the requirements for EPC ratings and exemptions. It also discusses the implications of non-compliance for landlords.
This video guide provides an overview of the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties in the UK. It covers the requirements for EPC ratings, exemptions, and enforcement, and provides tips for landlords on how to comply.
Paragon Bank has developed a toolkit for landlords to help them comply with the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties. The toolkit includes guidance on EPC ratings, exemptions, and financing options for energy-efficient upgrades.
Inside Housing provides news and updates on energy efficiency in rental properties, including the latest developments on minimum energy efficiency standards. The website features articles, blogs, and analysis on the topic.
The Local Government Association (LGA) has published guidance for local authorities on the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties. The guidance covers the role of local authorities in enforcing the standards and providing support to landlords.