Energy Efficiency in Transition CPD

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Energy Efficiency in Transition: 2025 Review & the Road to 2026 & Beyond

On-Demand 2-hour CPD Webinar Recording โ€“ ยฃ10 + VAT

2026 is shaping up to be pivotal for the energy efficiency of buildings sector, marking a period of significant regulatory, technical and policy change.

Our recent live webinar covered topics from RdSAP10 to MEES and the new Home Energy Model, this 2-hour CPD Webinar Recording breaks down whatโ€™s changed and whatโ€™s coming next.

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Energy Efficiency in Transition: 2025 Review & the Road to 2026 & Beyond

On-Demand 2-hour CPD Webinar Recording โ€“ ยฃ10 + VAT

2026 is shaping up to be pivotal for the energy efficiency of buildings sector, marking a period of significant regulatory, technical and policy change.

Our recent live webinar explored the biggest developments already impacting the industry, including the release of RdSAP 10, the closure of ECO4, and the publication of BS 40104, all of which are redefining how energy performance is assessed, delivered and assured across the industry.

The session also looked ahead to 2026 and beyond, examining upcoming policy reforms, consultations and strategic announcements that are already signalling a shift in direction for energy efficiency delivery, regulation, and funding.

This 2-hour CPD Webinar Recording provides a structured review of these key changes, ensuring you have a clear understanding of what has been introduced, why it matters, and how it affects current practice. It will then explore what is on the horizon and what organisations and professionals should be preparing for now.

What’s covered in the Recording:

  • Fuel Poverty Strategy and the Warm Homes Plan
  • Energy Performance of Buildings (EPB) Reform
  • Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES)
  • Home Energy Model (HEM) and the HEM:EPC Consultation

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