How bad is EPC rating E?

MEES regulations set a minimum energy efficiency level for domestic, private rented properties – if your property’s EPC rating is E or above, you’re compliant with the regulations and can breathe a sigh of relief – at least for now (more on the government’s 2022 plans later).

Is an EPC rating of D good?

Most of the older properties here will have ratings of F or G, and some of the newer ones could score as high as B. For its age, a score of D is pretty good, and means that it’s likely to cost a lot less to heat than most properties in the street.

What is the energy rating scale?

Energy labels were originally introduced back in the ’90s to make people aware of how efficient an appliance was. In fact, under the new energy rating scale, products that were once classified as A+++ in 2020, are now likely rated B or C. A++ is now classified as D or E, and A+ will find themselves F or G rated.

When do new energy rating labels come out?

From March 2021, products online and in-store will be labelled with the new A to G ranking system. If you buy a product between June 2020 and March 2021, you might see labels with both old and new energy efficiency rating labels on them. Where can I find more energy information about my products?

Which is the best guide to energy rating?

A simple, easy-to-read guide on the Energy Rating Label that explains: – how to interpret the Energy Rating Label; and – how purchasing a more efficient appliance can save money on energy bills. The guide is suitable for anyone purchasing an appliance that displays the Energy Rating Label.

How does the energy rating system work in Australia?

Energy rating labels provide consumers with information on the energy-efficiency of a range of appliances. The more stars, the more energy-efficient the product is compared to other models in its category. The Energy Rating Label is part of the Australian Government’s Equipment Energy Efficiency (E3) program.

What kind of products have an energy star rating?

Some imported products have the American ENERGY STAR label. This scheme is supported by the US Government. ENERGY STAR rated products include certain computers, TVs, printers and media players.