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Energy efficiency standards: Are landlords about to be let off the hook?

insulation-installer-wearing a mask — Under the draft guidance landlords can be exempt from the MEES legislation if they can't find appropriate funding for the work

Madeleine Cuff
@Madeleine_BG
03 August 2017

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EXCLUSIVE: Draft guidance seen by BusinessGreen could allow many landlords to take advantage of an exemption from new energy efficiency legislation

Thousands of landlords could win exemptions from new energy efficiency rules due to a lack of available funding for improvement measures, BusinessGreen has learned. From April 2018, it will be illegal...