The UK government has introduced new energy efficiency standards for rented homes, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and improve living conditions.
The US Department of Energy provides guidance on improving energy efficiency in rental properties, which can be applied to the UK context with some adaptations.
The National Residential Landlords Association offers a comprehensive guide for landlords on meeting the UK government's energy efficiency guidelines for rented homes.
University College London researchers have published findings on the impact of energy efficiency measures in rental homes, providing insights for policymakers and landlords.
The BBC reports on the UK government's new energy efficiency rules for rented homes, including the introduction of minimum energy performance certificates.
The Energy Saving Trust offers a free online calculator to help landlords and tenants assess the energy efficiency of rented homes and identify potential improvements.
The UK Green Building Council has published a video guide on best practices for energy efficiency in rented homes, covering topics such as insulation and lighting.
The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health provides a policy briefing on the UK government's energy efficiency guidelines for rented homes, including implications for local authorities.