Last chance to share your views on EPCs The government is seeking industry views on how well Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) currently perform and how they could be improved. The Call for Evidence, which closes on 19th October 2018, wants to hear from a range of people including non-domestic building owners/occupiers, and energy efficiency professionals. […]
The Government is seeking input and views on how to bring unsubsidised renewables and hybrid projects into the Capacity Market (CM). It is five years since the legislation introducing the CM – the Energy Act 2013 – was passed. This review, undertaken by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) will assess whether: […]
The Government is seeking evidence on how Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are currently performing. It is actively welcoming feedback on suggestions for improvement. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are a widely used measure of the energy performance of buildings, both in the residential and commercial sectors, and are a key tool in promoting energy efficiency improvements […]
According to a report in Accounting Daily, the government has decided on mandatory streamlined energy and carbon reporting (SECR) reporting following a Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) consultation which attracted 155 responses. This consultation found that 75% of respondents favoured this approach, which will build on the existing mandatory reporting of greenhouse […]
Source: Edie.net The impending new energy efficiency regulations for UK properties (April 1, 2018) could trigger the emergence of a green rental market, credit rating agency DBRS has claimed.
Source: Edie.net Two of Britain’s biggest energy companies have called on Chancellor Philip Hammond to strengthen a carbon tax that has driven a dramatic collapse in coal power generation, arguing it is essential for the shift to cleaner energy.
Source: Gov.uk The Government’s Clean Growth Strategy – published today (October 12) sets out how the whole country can benefit from low carbon economic opportunities through the creation of new technologies and new businesses.
Source: Edie.net A new study has called calls for a new approach to encourage investment in business energy efficiency.
Source: The Energy Collective Members of the European Parliament’s environment committee have voted for a legally binding target of a 40 per cent increase in energy efficiency by 2030, as well as for the closing of a number of loopholes that undermine annual energy savings.
Source: Edie.net The Government has launched (September 18) a Green Finance Taskforce to assist the low-carbon economy and boost the UK’s position as a “world leader” in clean growth investment.
UK Green Building Council launches task group on net zero carbon buildings
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Study reveals the business benefits of green retrofits
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