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MEES Legislation
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Are you a landlord or property owner in the UK looking to stay compliant with Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES)?
Ensure your properties meet the required energy efficiency standards and avoid penalties by taking action today!
- Assess Your Property's Energy Performance: Get an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for your property to determine its current energy efficiency rating. Identify areas for improvement and potential upgrades.
- Implement Energy-Efficient Measures: Enhance your property's energy efficiency by making cost-effective improvements, such as insulation, LED lighting, and energy-efficient heating systems.
- Stay Compliant with MEES Regulations: Ensure that your property meets the minimum energy efficiency standards required by law. Don't risk financial penalties or being unable to rent your property to new tenants.
- Partner with Energy Efficiency Experts: Seek professional guidance and support from energy efficiency specialists to navigate the MEES regulations, understand your options, and optimize your property's energy performance.
- Act Now for a Sustainable Future: Embrace energy efficiency to reduce your carbon footprint and contribute to a greener and more sustainable future for the environment.
Contact us today to discuss how we can help you achieve MEES compliance and unlock the benefits of energy efficiency for your properties.
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The MEES Legislation
In 2016, The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property)(England and Wales) Regulations 2015 established the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) in the residential and commercial private rented sector.
This has been introduced by government to improve the quality of private rented buildings and reduce the overall CO2 emissions in accordance with the UKs targets for decarbonisation. From 1st April 2018, phase one of the MEES regulations came into force which has big implications for landlords of private rented property. As a result of this, it is now deemed unlawful to let properties with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating below an 'E' rating.
Legislation has now been passed to further raise the standards to a D rating by 2025 and a B rating by 2030.
How to pass the energy standards
Through over 20 years experience we have developed a method of assessing the energy efficiency of your property and deliver a simple pathway to achieve the required energy efficiency rating based on the most economic solution.
Our experience and cutting edge software will quickly assess the current energy rating of your property, and identify any areas that are negatively effecting your energy rating and causing you extra costs that hit your gas and electricity bills
The pathway we create for you will enable you to target and reverse those energy costs and drive up your energy rating, as well as reaching the required MEES level.
How to pass MEES
Why guess how to comply to Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards. Our government accredited team will guide you all the way