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EPC growing in importance for homebuyers: MAB

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🏡🌟 Homebuyers are prioritizing energy efficiency, with nearly 74% favoring properties boasting Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings of A or B, according to Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB). 💰 Why the focus? It’s about trimming household expenses amid rising living costs. Over half (51%) are eyeing higher EPC-rated homes to reduce utility bills, while 36% want […]

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UK Faces Billions in Higher Energy Costs!

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🌍 UK Faces Billions in Higher Energy Costs! 💡 Recent climate policy changes, as reported by BusinessGreen, could cost UK households an extra £8 billion over a decade. The removal of energy efficiency regulations and changes to the gas boiler phase-out plan may lead to an extra £150 billion in energy bills. Read more here: […]

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Quidos is a member of the Environmental Industries Commission (EIC)!

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Important Update! Quidos is now a proud member of the Environmental Industries Commission (EIC)! We bring expertise in building energy efficiency to this dynamic community. Quidos offers accreditation, training, and software for precise building assessments. Our journey began in 2004 with building photography, evolving into assessments in 2006, and expanding into accreditation due to government […]

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Government plans to delay efficiency goals for landlords, according to reports.

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The UK government is considering a delay in its efficiency goals for landlords to provide financial relief amidst challenges faced by property owners. However, this decision raises concerns about potential impacts on environmental targets. Striking the right balance is crucial. Mounting costs and regulatory pressures have made it difficult for landlords to meet efficiency goals […]

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