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The worst offending properties for energy inefficiency are in the private sector(10/09/2010)
Local authorities are paying more attention to ensure energy standards are met, compared to private property owners. As a result social sector homes are on average more energy efficient than those in the private sector, some of which are in urgent disrepair, an energy expert warns. The National EPC Company which carries out Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) across all sectors has observed that the worst offending properties for energy inefficiency are in the private sector. The private r... [more]
EPCs are central to the vision of creating a zero carbon nation(27/05/2010)
The recent abolition of Home Information Packs (HIPs) will make Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) more visible and give them a greater role in tackling climate change. Northgate Public Services says that information from EPCs must be used to promote energy efficiency measures and not simply be an academic resource. Therefore, they suggest EPC information should be more accessible to promote energy efficiency measures. In particular they cite the way in which Local Authorities could use ... [more]
Majority of business premises owners still unclear about legal requirement for Energy Performance Certificates(03/04/2009)
Following the introduction of legislation at the beginning of January, all non-domestic premises, including offices over 50m2 and warehouses, must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) at the time of sale or lease. From January a seven-day grace period was available for businesses to attain an EPC during commercial property transactions. From April 1 that buffer period disappeared and those without EPCs could face fines. Space Solutions is seeing a marked increase in the number of b... [more]
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