UKGBC proposes bringing forward minimum EPC ratings for UK homes by seven years

By Tom Lowe2021-11-18T06:00:00

Policy would mean homeowners would be unable to sell their homes if they do not meet stringent energy efficiency ratings from 2028

Two thirds of UK homeowners would be unable to sell their homes without carrying out major upgrades to meet stringent energy efficiency ratings under new net zero proposals unveiled at the COP26 climate conference.

The work would need to be carried out by 2028, seven years earlier than a government target for energy efficiency in residential properties.

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