According to the latest survey conducted by Rightmove, 72% of adults in the UK would be willing to adjust their daily routine for cheaper energy bills. With the energy price cap set to...
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According to the latest survey conducted by Rightmove, 72% of adults in the UK would be willing to adjust their daily routine for cheaper energy bills. With the energy price cap set to...
The government has demanded that landlords raise the standard of their accommodation to a proper energy performance certificate standard C by 2030.
Mark Seaman, Head of Samsung B2B Integrated Offering Team looks at the importance of energy efficiency to consumers and how they’re turning to smart homes and connected living to...
Newly released research from Hamptons has revealed that if landlord’s energy improvements continue at their current rate, it will take until 2042 for all rented homes to achieve...
The ‘Buy to Let’ and ‘Residential’ brands of Foundation Home Loans have launched new two and five-year fixed-rate EPC Saver products in partnership with Vibrant...
Recent data from Knight Frank has shown that the demand for homes with high energy efficiency ratings is increasing.
Chris Sadler, CEO and Founder of Kimble Solar explores why developers should be looking to install solar in all future builds and what should be done to support this.
Octopus Energy recently partnered with Perenna to launch the ‘Zero Energy Bills’ home mortgage
At least 18 million homes have an EPC rating of a D or below and need to be improved, according to new analysis from Rightmove.
92% of property investors have received requests from tenants for some form of sustainable feature in the past 12 months, according to new insight from Handelsbanken.
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