Awaab’s Law has put damp and mould at the top of landlords’ lists. Why it is a natural next skill for domestic energy assessors, and how the ESC Learning pathway works.
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The four-metric EPC slips to 2027, EPC C by 2030 is confirmed for landlords, and energy bills have just risen again. Everything that changed this summer — and what to do about it.
EPC News July 2026: New-Look EPCs Edge Closer as Energy Bills Rise Again Read More »
When preparing to sell or rent out a property in the UK, understanding the timeline for obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is essential. Knowing how long an EPC takes helps you schedule viewings, meet legal requirements, and avoid delays in your property transaction. This guide explains the typical duration of EPC assessments, factors affecting […]
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For landlords across the UK, understanding the EPC requirement is essential to ensure compliance with regulations and provide tenants with energy-efficient homes. This guide covers everything landlords need to know about Energy Performance Certificates, how to meet the requirements, and practical advice for improving a property’s energy rating. What Is an Energy Performance Certificate and
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Improving energy efficiency in homes has become a significant focus for governments worldwide, offering various funding options to homeowners and tenants. These grants and schemes aim to alleviate fuel poverty, enhance the energy performance of housing, and promote sustainability. This article provides a comprehensive overview of some of the notable government home improvement grants currently
MEES are due to change in 2025, the government have proposed that the new minimum energy efficiency standards will be a C rating. This will have a big impact on domestic rental properties as 25% of these currently do not reach this standard. The planned changes would make it unlawful to continue renting out a
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