The UK government has introduced new regulations to improve energy efficiency in rental properties. Landlords must ensure their properties meet minimum energy efficiency standards.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have conducted a study on the cost-benefit analysis of improving energy efficiency in rental properties, highlighting the benefits for both landlords and tenants.
Which? provides an overview of the energy efficiency regulations for rental properties in the UK, including the minimum energy efficiency standards and the penalties for non-compliance.
The US Department of Energy provides a range of tools and resources to help UK landlords improve the energy efficiency of their rental properties, including energy audits and retrofitting guides.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a report on the impact of energy efficiency in rental properties on tenant health, highlighting the benefits of warm and well-insulated homes.
This video provides tips and advice for landlords on how to improve the energy efficiency of their rental properties, including simple and cost-effective measures such as draught-proofing and loft insulation.
Citizens Advice provides a guide for tenants on the energy efficiency regulations for rental properties in the UK, including how to check the energy efficiency rating of a property and what to do if a property does not meet the minimum standards.
IbisWorld provides an analysis of the market trends and opportunities for energy efficiency in UK rental properties, including the growth of the energy efficiency industry and the potential for investment and innovation.