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EPCs are meant to be a vital insight into how energy efficient a property is. But many are out of date and can be misleadingMost UK homes have one, and they are supposed to provide a vital insight into how energy-efficient a property is. But can energy performance certificates (EPCs) actually be relied on?Calls are growing for a thorough overhaul of the regime amid claims that the information in many may be inaccurate and misleading. Continue reading…
EPCs are meant to be a vital insight into how energy efficient a property is. But many are out of date and can be misleading
Most UK homes have one, and they are supposed to provide a vital insight into how energy-efficient a property is. But can energy performance certificates (EPCs) actually be relied on?
Calls are growing for a thorough overhaul of the regime amid claims that the information in many may be inaccurate and misleading.
