π‘ FREE Landlord Event: EPC Changes 2027 & MEES 2030
Big changes are coming to residential EPCs in 2027 that could cost landlords up to Β£10,000 per property.
With tougher Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) planned for 2030, landlords could face significant improvement costs.
Assessment Hive is hosting a FREE Landlord Information Evening in Tottenham, North London, to explain the upcoming changes in plain English and help property owners plan ahead.
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π₯ Who Should Attend?
This event is ideal for:
- π‘ Landlords β Whether you own one rental property or a large portfolio.
- π’ Letting Agents β Help your landlord clients prepare for the changes.
- π Property Developers β Understand how the new requirements could affect future projects.
- π Property Investors β Plan for future energy efficiency costs.
- π Architects & Property Professionals β Understand how the changes could influence property improvements.
π Event Details
Date: Tuesday 1 December 2026
Time: 7:00 pm β 9:00 pm
Venue: Regency Banqueting Suite
Address: 113 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, London N17 6UR
ποΈ Admission: FREE β Advance registration required
π Parking available
π Approximately one minute’s walk from Bruce Grove Station
β οΈ Why Should Landlords Attend?
The government plans to introduce a new residential EPC assessment methodology in 2027, followed by tougher minimum energy efficiency requirements for privately rented properties in 2030.
These changes raise important questions:
- Will my current EPC rating still be acceptable?
- Could my property receive a different rating under the new system?
- Will I need to carry out expensive improvements?
- Could upgrading my property cost up to Β£10,000?
- Should I arrange a new EPC before the changes?
- What exemptions might be available?
Understanding the changes now could help you avoid unnecessary expenditure and make better decisions for your properties.
π What Will We Cover?
π‘ 1. EPC Changes in 2027
Discover how the planned Home Energy Model (HEM) could change residential EPC assessments, ratings and the way properties are evaluated.
π 2. MEES Changes in 2030
Understand the planned minimum energy efficiency requirements, which properties could be affected and what landlords may need to do to remain compliant.
π· 3. The Β£10,000 Improvement Cost Cap
Learn how the government’s announced maximum improvement-spend policy is intended to work, what improvements could be required and why not every landlord will need to spend Β£10,000.
π 4. Planning Your Strategy
Should you improve your property’s EPC rating now or wait until the new system arrives?
We’ll discuss practical ways to assess your options, prioritise improvements and prepare for the future.
π€ 5. Expert Advice & Q&A
Get practical guidance and ask questions about the upcoming EPC and MEES changes.
ποΈ Reserve Your FREE Place Today
The EPC system is changing, and new rental energy efficiency requirements are approaching.
Don’t wait until the last minute to understand how these changes could affect your properties.
Join us on Tuesday 1 December 2026, for an informative evening designed to help landlords prepare with confidence.
FREE ADMISSION β PLACES ARE LIMITED


