energy efficiency standard (Q1396)
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Energy efficiency standards are government regulations that set a minimum level of energy performance for buildings or appliances, typically measured by an energy rating scale (like A-G), meaning that products or properties must meet a certain level of efficiency to be sold or rented, aiming to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions; in practice, this often means landlords must ensure their rental properties reach a minimum energy efficiency rating.
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| English | energy efficiency standard |
Energy efficiency standards are government regulations that set a minimum level of energy performance for buildings or appliances, typically measured by an energy rating scale (like A-G), meaning that products or properties must meet a certain level of efficiency to be sold or rented, aiming to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions; in practice, this often means landlords must ensure their rental properties reach a minimum energy efficiency rating. |
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Energy efficiency standards are government regulations that set a minimum level of energy performance for buildings or appliances, typically measured by an energy rating scale (like A-G), meaning that products or properties must meet a certain level of efficiency to be sold or rented, aiming to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions; in practice, this often means landlords must ensure their rental properties reach a minimum energy efficiency rating.