Scottish landlords urged to take action on new energy efficiency regulations

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Analysis from property consultancy Tuffin Ferraby Taylor finds up to 70 per cent of commercial building owners yet to complete required energy efficiency plan

Commercial property owners in Scotland are unprepared for a new set of energy efficiency regulations set to come in later this year, a property consultancy has warned. The regulations will require owners...

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