From 2023, landlords in the UK must ensure their rental properties have a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C. This is part of the UK government's efforts to reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency.
The National Landlords Association provides guidance on the new EPC regulations, including the minimum rating of C for new tenancies from 2023 and existing tenancies from 2025.
The Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA) explains the implications of the new EPC regulations for landlords, including the requirement for a minimum EPC rating of C and the potential fines for non-compliance.
Which? provides a comprehensive guide to EPC ratings, including the minimum requirements for landlords, how to improve your EPC rating, and the potential costs and benefits of energy-efficient upgrades.
The UK Green Building Council publishes research on energy efficiency in rental properties, including the impact of minimum EPC ratings on landlord behavior and the potential for energy-efficient upgrades to improve tenant health and wellbeing.
The EPC Register provides a tool for landlords to check the EPC rating of their rental properties and identify areas for improvement to meet the minimum rating of C.
BBC News reports on the new EPC regulations and the potential fines for landlords who fail to meet the minimum rating of C, with experts warning of a significant increase in enforcement action.
A video guide from a property expert explains the basics of Energy Performance Certificates, including how to obtain an EPC, how to understand the rating, and what landlords need to do to meet the new minimum EPC rating of C.