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🔍 Enhancing Your Property’s Value Through The Role of an EPC: When Selling Your Home. Our latest article delves into how improving your EPC rating can significantly increase your property’s market value and attract conscientious buyers. Ideal for those looking to sell, this guide provides practical tips and insights on making your home energy-efficient and market-ready. 👉 Visit the link below to read more and learn how to maximise your home's potential in today's competitive market. https://lnkd.in/dYtRwehD #EstateAgentUK #HomeSellingTips #Sustainability #Property

🌟 Attention real estate enthusiasts! In the quest for energy-efficient homes, Home Energy Scores are a game-changer. Ranging from 1 to 10, these scores offer a clear understanding of a property's energy performance. Learn how cities like Bend, Oregon, are making them mandatory, impacting property values positively: https://bit.ly/3MLRUta #EnergyEfficiency

Scientifically, there is no efficient energy, which is why climate change was created inefficient energy, for example, all renewable or not renewable technologies use impure metals, which causes and generates heat, resistance, energy dissipation, and losses of more than 40% in $ is called ERIO energy production. Please go to www.empere.net can free study the energy problem. Thanks inventor eov.

Getting a quick energy assessment or a more thorough energy audit can determine how much energy your home uses, as well as which upgrades would make the most sense for your home and your finances. Have you ever thought about energy-efficient upgrades for your home? Elisabeth De Telder-Collins Allison James Estates & Homes #HomesbyElisabeth #CADRE02056991 #thinkofthedutchess #exceedingyourexpectationsismygoal #realestateinLakeElsinore

Getting a quick energy assessment or a more thorough energy audit can determine how much energy your home uses, as well as which upgrades would make the most sense for your home and your finances. Have you ever thought about energy-efficient upgrades for your home? #PaigeBird #RealEstate #Results

Ready to turn your home into an energy-saving powerhouse? 💡 Say goodbye to wasted watts and hello to lower bills with a home energy audit! It's like a treasure map for efficiency – find the gold at the end of the green rainbow! 🌈 #preferredinsurancesolutions #homeinsurance #homeownersinsurance

⚡ 🏡 How will homes of the future be powered? 🏡 ⚡   Shakespeare Martineau recently published the ‘Green Homes Report: What Buyers Want’. This report looks at what buyers want from their homes and states that more than three quarters (77%) of homebuyers are likely to consider a green home as their next property. Green homes will have a significant influence on the UK reaching its net zero 2050 targets, but unless homeowners are happy to live in them, there will be little commercial benefit for housebuilders to construct them. The latest Future Homes Consultation sets out the government’s plans for achieving the Future Homes Standard and Future Buildings Standard. One of the objectives in setting the Future Homes and Buildings Standards is to deliver new homes and non-domestic buildings that are ‘zero-carbon ready’, meaning that because they use electric or other renewable energy sources, no work will be necessary to allow them to achieve zero carbon emissions when the electricity grid is fully decarbonised. This means gas boilers, including hybrid and hydrogen-ready boilers, will not meet the proposed standards. Future Homes will need to be heated via an efficient air source heat pump or a 4th generation heat network that uses air source heat pumps. Energy suppliers are picking up on this, as seen in Octopus Energy and Bellway Home’s recent announcement of their ‘Zero Bills’ partnership. Zero Bills is a proposition that allows customers to move into homes which have no energy bills for at least five years, guaranteed. The homes are fully kitted out with green energy technology – including an air-source heat pump, a home battery, and roof-mounted solar panels.  Octopus will export solar from the roof and the battery to generate revenue. This all comes as part of the government’s Future Homes Standard which requires new homes to reduce carbon emissions by 75 per cent and is due to come into force in 2025. We would expect to see, in the near future, a proliferation of energy suppliers wanting to partner with developers and housing providers to provide zero bills homes at scale assuming they can get over some of the hurdles such as planning regulations and grid constraints. If you have any questions, or would like to know more, please get in touch. 👉 Green Homes Report: What Buyers Want - https://lnkd.in/eUtJRvar 👉 Future Homes Consultation - https://lnkd.in/esWWz456 👉 Zero Bills Partnership - https://lnkd.in/eXNJwKdt Shakespeare Martineau Ampa - Legal & Professional Services Andrew Whitehead Mark Bartholomew Martyn Thorpe Sushma Maharaj Bhikhu Samat Kristine Atong Malok Isaac Murdy Jack Fowler Carys Thompson Kerry Russell Ryan Fitzpatrick Catherine Rustomji Fiona Miller Louise Drew Megan Jenkins

Getting a quick energy assessment or a more thorough energy audit can determine how much energy your home uses, as well as which upgrades would make the most sense for your home and your finances. Have you ever thought about energy-efficient upgrades for your home? Bobbie Caruthers Meyer & Company Real Estate 636-358-7906 636-462-5555 bobbie@meyerlistings.com Your Property, My Priority!

As IRA incentives begin to supercharge residential efficiency investments in the coming years, it's time to embrace the scaling power of DOE's Home Energy Score. It's a simple rating tool - comparable to a miles per gallon score for cars - that can educate and empower homeowners, contractors and investors to drive smart efficiency upgrades that reduce energy waste, improve the durability of housing stock, and ensure dramatically lower energy costs for families and communities. #efficiencysolutions #energyequity #resilientcommunities

Getting a quick energy assessment or a more thorough energy audit can determine how much energy your home uses, as well as which upgrades would make the most sense for your home and your finances. Have you ever thought about energy-efficient upgrades for your home? Shawna Sparks e-Merge Real Estate Champions #ShowingUpForFamilies #AddingSparkleToYourLife