The UK government has set a minimum energy efficiency rating of E for rental properties. Landlords must ensure their properties meet this standard by April 2025.
The National Residential Landlords Association provides guidance on meeting the minimum energy efficiency standards, including upgrading insulation and installing energy-efficient boilers.
Research from the University of Cambridge examines the effects of minimum energy efficiency ratings on the rental market, including the potential for increased costs for landlords and benefits for tenants.
Which? provides an overview of the costs associated with improving energy efficiency in rental properties, including the potential for financial assistance and grants.
The EPC Register provides information on obtaining Energy Performance Certificates, which are required for rental properties and provide an energy efficiency rating.
A video from the National Landlords Association explains the minimum energy efficiency standards for rental properties and the steps landlords must take to comply.
Citizens Advice provides guidance for tenants on understanding energy efficiency ratings and what to expect from landlords in terms of energy efficiency improvements.
Property Industry Eye provides the latest news and updates on the minimum energy efficiency rating for rental properties, including changes to regulations and best practices for compliance.