Introduction On the path to net-zero, operational carbon – heating, cooling, and lighting emissions from buildings – is rising up the priority list of UK commercial property owners. Embodied carbon...
Introduction: The Burden of MEES Compliance in 2025 and Beyond With the 2025 deadline for the MEES regulations looming, UK commercial landlords are increasingly under pressure to make their buildings...
As environmental regulation in the UK deepens, commercial building owners are under pressure to comply with MEES for commercial properties. As the 2025 deadline is looming, deep energy retrofits are proving...
Introduction As energy efficiency regulations tighten in the UK, smart metering and intelligent energy management systems are now key assets for commercial property owners. With more stringent MEES...
As the UK approaches its 2025 energy efficiency goals at a rapid pace, commercial landlords are being put under mounting pressure to obtain MEES compliance for commercial property. Non-compliance with...
With the UK doubling down on carbon emissions reduction, Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) have emerged as a central part of commercial property management. Landlords and property owners need...
Understanding the Stranded Asset Risk in UK Commercial Property In the evolving face of UK environmental policy 2025, owners of commercial property are increasingly placed under the spotlight to achieve...
As we approach 2030, there is mounting pressure on UK commercial landlords to meet higher standards of energy efficiency. The MEES regulations are at the heart of the government's plan to reach net zero...
With the UK moving closer towards more ambitious climate objectives, like net zero by 2050, the building sector comes under increased pressure to enhance energy performance. Traditional energy forecasts...
As the built environment accounts for a significant portion of carbon emissions, the UK government is pursuing net-zero targets aggressively. The introduction of the 2025 Part L regulations, a crucial...