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UK rental energy efficiency target implementation

Overview

The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) and the Energy Saving Trust have urged the UK government to establish a clear roadmap for achieving 2030 energy efficiency targets within the private rented sector.

Following a parliamentary roundtable, these organizations warned that a lack of regulatory certainty could cause a surge in demand near the deadline, which may overwhelm installers, supply chains, and local council enforcement teams. To facilitate these upgrades, experts recommended providing accessible finance, increasing the pool of skilled tradespeople through training, and offering impartial guidance via the proposed Warm Homes Agency.

Additional calls for support include simplifying redress processes, increasing resources for council enforcement, and providing tailored assistance for tenants at risk of fuel poverty or those with disabilities.

Entities

Energy Saving Trust · National Residential Landlords Association · Renew Australia · New South Wales Government · Energy Consumers Australia

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Landlords respond to proposed energy efficiency standards

    Landlords in the UK and Australia are responding to proposed energy efficiency standards, with UK groups calling for a clear reform roadmap and NSW landlords showing majority support for new standards.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    UK rental energy targets require clear government roadmap

    The NRLA and Energy Saving Trust urge the UK government to provide a clear roadmap and financial support to meet 2030 energy efficiency targets for rental properties.

Sources

property118.com · propertyinvestortoday.co.uk · reneweconomy.com.au · theintermediary.co.uk