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PEPA Conference May 2025 – Scottish Government

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Update from the Scottish Government – Heat in Buildings – Assessment & EPC Reform by Patrick Mason & Scott Restrick

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Latest News

  • PEPA Conference 2026 – NRLA Presentation
  • PEPA Conference – 29th June 2026 – Resilico/Watertight Presentation
  • PEPA Conference – 29th June 2026 -Scottish Government Presentation
  • PEPA Conference – 29th June 2026 – MHCLG & DESNZ Presentation
  • The Property Energy Professionals Association (PEPA) Announces Appointment of New Chair of the Board

Press Releases

  • Press Release – PEPA disappointed in Michael Gove’s weekend remarks
  • ECO Plus – A Great British Energy Saving Scheme
  • Scotland can show England the way – latest article from Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF
  • Press release – MEES exemption register needs reviewing
  • Press release – Trade body welcomes SEA Report
  • PEPA offers guide and assistance to local authorities on MEES Compliance
  • An EPC could be a very sensible investment
  • BEEF 10-Point Plan

Events

  • PEPA Chairman takes part in Elemental Talks session on Let’s Talk about Retrofitting Social Housing:

Articles

  • EPCs are the tool for the job – article in Mortgage Strategy by Martyn Reed, Executive Board member of PEPA
  • Europe forges ahead with energy efficiency
  • Is a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) coming to the UK? Latest article by Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF
  • Collective spirit required to ensure energy security – latest article from Andrew Warren, Chairman of the British Energy Efficiency Federation
  • Ten good reasons for avoiding energy conservation – latest article from Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF
  • The power of the stick to change behaviour – article by Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF
  • EPCs are good for consumers, despite what Russell Quirk thinks – article by PEPA Director Martyn Reed
  • Alarm bells ring as fuel poverty soars – latest article from Andrew Warren, Chairman of the British Energy Efficiency Federation (BEEF)
  • Energy Performance Certificates for Buildings – a two-part certificate?
  • Fairness needed as we say goodbye to fossil fuels – article by Andrew Warren (BEEF) for Energy in Buildings & Industry magazine
  • ‘The conundrum facing European policy makers’ – latest article by Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF
  • Retrofitting UK homes to net zero: A cunning plan
  • Articles from Andrew Warren, Chairman of BEEF

Non-compliance

  • Non-Compliance Report

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