Notes on capital, risk and carbon.
Practical, report-style reads on the pressures estates teams face, and how to put a price on them.
EPC B by 2031: what the new MEES rules mean for your estate
The government has confirmed that larger commercial buildings must reach EPC B from 2031. Here is what has changed, what is still open, and a practical route to compliance.
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- EPC B by 2031: what the new MEES rules mean for your estateThe government has confirmed that larger commercial buildings must reach EPC B from 2031. Here is what has changed, what is still open, and a practical route to compliance.Read the report
- The cost of deferral: why waiting is rarely freePutting work off feels like saving money. In practice repair bills climb and the risk of failure grows, and few estates measure what that costs.Read the report
- Why condition surveys go out of date, and what to do about itA condition survey is a snapshot. Here is how to keep a capital plan honest between surveys using the records you already hold.Read the report
- Carbon and capital in one planSeparate carbon and capital plans compete for the same budget. Bringing them together is usually cheaper and easier to approve.Read the report