EPC
The net zero countdown: What property investors need to do before 2030
The countdown to net zero is still on and for property investors with premises and portfolios across the UK, the implications are moving from the theoretical, to the practical and commercial.
MEES Update: Legislation is on hold, but market dynamics are not
As the drive toward net zero intensifies, energy efficiency regulation continues to evolve.
Thinking outside the box to improve energy performance, address Net Zero and decarbonise commercial property
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are a critical tool for assessing and improving the energy efficiency of commercial properties, offering valuable insights into how a building performs.
Government EPC rating data shows positive progress but more must be done
The UK Government’s latest data on Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) highlights significant improvements in the energy efficiency of commercial properties.
What does 2025 hold for the Woking property market?
As we look ahead to 2025, Woking’s commercial property market, much like elsewhere, continues to be shaped by economic trends, sustainability targets, and shifting occupier demands.
Understanding ESOS: What to do and how to respond to enforcement letters
ESOS is an Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme which is a mandatory energy efficiency assessment programme for large organisations in the UK.
The modern portfolio: Integrating sustainability into property asset management
According to the UK Green Building Council, the built environment contributes around 40% of the UK's total greenhouse gas emissions.
How to improve EPC Ratings for commercial premises
Development of sustainable real estate has never been so important, particularly with the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations in mind.
Podcast: The key role of the property industry in driving sustainable change
We were delighted to be asked to take part in a panel discussion on The Business Magazine’s Property Podcast recently, in association with MSP Capital.