MEES
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MEES will render 90% of office space in key cities unlettable
Most space in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Bristol fall short of 2030 EPC requirements
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The clock is ticking on MEES compliance
Stricter EPC requirements for commercial property are mere years away, requiring action now
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EPCs: don’t rest on your laurels north of the border
What does the new energy performance certificate regime in England and Wales mean for Scotland?
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EPC upgrades to ‘unlettable’ buildings will cost £14bn
The 1 April deadline will render 130,000 commercial buildings “unlettable”
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MEES: Reviewing a greener future
The potential effects of the MEES Regulations on commercial lease rent reviews
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MEES: What does the future hold?
A look at the additional regulations coming into force next month
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Half of inner London commercial stock ‘unlettable’ from 2027
A new study by BNP PRE found just 23% of inner London stock is MEES-compliant
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Higher EPC ratings lead to cost savings
BPO report reveals monetary benefits of better EPCs
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What new carbon factors mean for EPCs
Changes to carbon factors could have a significant impact on EPCs for commercial buildings
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Grappling with the MEES exemptions
What landlords can do if they have difficulty implementing improvements required by MEES
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MEES: Don’t bury your head in the sand
With deadlines fast approaching, landlords and tenants must work together to achieve results
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Moving to the next phase of MEES
A reminder for landlords and owners of commercial property of their MEES duties