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New EPC Regulations for Landlords in 2025

Upcoming EPC Regulations for Landlords The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards will alter as a result of the government’s newly proposed new EPC standards, which are expected to go into effect in 2025 and have an…

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EPC Latest updates 2022

EPCs, often known as energy performance certificates, have until recently had little impact on the West Sussex property market. However, it’s crucial to be aware that there are significant changes coming to the EPC regulations,…

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What does the new EPC legislation include, and who is it intended to affect?

You may be familiar with the recently proposed EPC law. When it comes to energy efficiency, rental properties in the UK need to be brought up to par, and the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is…

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New energy laws mean 80% of London’s office space will need to upgrade

To follow the new energy efficiency rules, 80% of London’s offices need upgrading. According to Deloitte’s most recent London Office Crane Survey, the majority of London’s office towers do not fulfil future minimal requirements for…

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Is there any penalties for not making an EPC available?

Yes. Enforcement of the EPC regulations is the responsibility of the Department of Finance (DoF) and district councils. Except for their own pertinent public buildings, where DoF is the enforcement authority, district councils enforce in…

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Is EPC mandatory in the UK ?

What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)? An EPC is a survey and evaluation of your London property’s energy effectiveness. When you sell or rent your property, you are required by law to perform an…

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As buyers evaluate cost of living, the energy ratings on homes are becoming more prominent in the property market.

New study indicates that the energy rating on homes is becoming a more crucial aspect of the housing market as home owners deal with rising mortgage rates and the skyrocketing cost of living, while government…

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Insulating social homes “may save heating bills by 42%”

If dwellings in social housing were better insulated and draught-proofed, occupants’ heating costs may drop by 42%, saving £700 million year overall, according to studies. According to the National Housing Federation, a family living in…

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What can homeowners do to reduce the cost of energy?

Households are preparing for a new energy price cap that will likely cause substantial financial hardship for many. Even though price cap projections may be alarming, there are still several steps that households can take…

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EPC is a legal requirement in UK?

Is it a legal requirement ? All residential and commercial structures in the UK that are for sale or rent are required by law to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The broad guidelines mentioned…

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