As you are aware From 1 April 2018, landlords of buildings within the scope of the MEES Regulations must not renew existing tenancies or grant new tenancies if the building has less than the minimum energy performance certificate (EPC) rating of E unless the landlord registers an exemption. After 1 April 2023, landlords must not continue to let any buildings which have an EPC rating of less than E unless the landlord registers an exemption.
It has also been noted that banks are considering this area when property owners are looking to refinance as impacts on their security.
The good news is The BEES survey suggests that there is still significant potential to improve energy efficiency within businesses by a further 39%. One third of the identified savings relate to measures which have a payback period of 3 years or less. The main identifiable savings relate to lighting, energy management and controls, and space heating.
If you would like to discuss reviewing EPCs, energy reports, lighting , insulation , wall construction or heating controls please contact us. We have entered into a partnership with Energy Report Ltd to provided a one stop assessment and improvement service.
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Machine of the Month – July
JCB 8008 Micro Digger
Fire Stopping
We are often asked by our clients to help them with improvements requested following a Fire Risk Assessment (FRA). A number of required actions are often in relation to the compliance of Fire Stopping
Meet the Staff – George Poole
This month we get to know a little more about George Poole
Maintenance of Fire Doors
We are often asked by our clients to help them with improvements requested following a Fire Risk Assessment. A number of required actions are often in relation to the compliance of fire doors.
Meet the Staff – Tyrone
This month we get to know a little more about Tyrone Long
Property People Jeff Burnige
This month we feature Jeff Burnige, former Chairman and Director of Millwall FC