Energy efficiency to be required of public sector buildings

The Public Sector Buildings (Energy Performance) Bill has now had its second reading in Parliament. If successful this bill will require all buildings acquired by a minister of the crown for his department to have an energy efficiency rating of A or B.

The ratings, which work in the same way as those found on fridges and cookers, provide a standard system on which all buildings can be compared. A and B are the most efficient of these ratings.

As of 6 April 2008, large commercial properties ... (115 more words)

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