MEES
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MEES: the path to greater efficiency
Ben Strange offers practical guidance to landlords and investors on how to achieve a B rating
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It’s time to check your MEES knowledge
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard Regulations are set to be applied to commercial property
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Raising the MEES regulations
A look at the latest proposals and what they will mean for commercial landlords and tenants
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MEES: Don’t get caught out at the end of a lease
Ben Strange considers how the energy efficiency rating of a property may have a bearing at lease-end
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Home truths about domestic energy during the lockdown
COMMENT Barny Evans on the realities of measuring emissions during the Covid-19 crisis
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Home truths about domestic energy during the lockdown
COMMENT Barny Evans on the realities of measuring emissions during the Covid-19 crisis
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What MEES means for rent review, alienation and dilapidations
The unforeseen effects of the regulations on these three important areas for landlords
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MEES: Issues and opportunities for the 2020s
Ben Strange looks at the effect of MEES on tenants’ works, service charges and rent reviews
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Reasons to be wary of MEES
Ben Strange highlights dangers for landlords of the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard Regulations
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The future trajectory of MEES
The government is consulting on a future trajectory for how MEES will apply to commercial properties
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After one year, MEES is still a challenge
TFT’s Mat Lown looks at the problems that the regulation poses for landlords.
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MEES one year on: no enforcement proceedings in first 12 months
An FOI request has shown no enforcement proceedings over the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards