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Energy efficiency in buildings under threat from poor data

09 October 2014 •

Study finds low take-up of Energy Performance Certificates crucial for efficiency investments is holding back real world savings

Building Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) could play a huge role in driving demand for more efficient offices and other structures, but public acceptance and market uptake remains low across Europe....

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