MEES & Commercial Leases - Key Compliance Guidelines - MBL
This webinar will explore current Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) and government proposals for efficiency ratings as both apply to the commercial property sector in England and Wales.
- SRA Competency - B
- Level - Intermediate: Requires some prior subject knowledge
- CPD - 1 hour
- Viewership - Access for entire organisation
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- A reminder about the production of EPCs - their key features, requirements, penalties, and exemptions
- The current application of MEES - including the application, implementation, exemptions, penalties and registration
- The practical importance of MEES compliance
- How is MEES expected to help the government meet its net zero targets?
- Horizon scanning for property efficiency ratings:
- Rising minimum standards and increasing enforcement plans from 2025
- A whole new performance-based ratings scheme
- How to help clients plan for MEES and avoid the shock of improvement capex and/or enforcement
This webinar was recorded on 9th August 2023
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