Category Archives: Green Deal
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RICS Parliamentary Affairs Gives Presentation to matrics Suffolk
Posted on June 19, 2012 by Dayle in Building Regulations, Dayles Blog, Green Deal, RICS, RICS matrics.On the 18th June 2012, the RICS matrics Suffolk group enjoyed a presentation from RICS Headquarters to set out what the RICS is influencing in Parliament and to engage with user groups on what topics affect surveyors. The matrics group is an open group of surveyors in Suffolk that offers a support network to those […]
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RICS Warn of Mortgage Difficulties from Free Solar Panel Installations
Posted on May 3, 2012 by Dayle in Building Regulations, Dayles Blog, Green Deal, Uncategorized.The RICS are warning potential homebuyers to take caution when looking at properties with ‘free’ photovoltaic panel installations. Purchasers are seeing mortgages declined or difficulties from mortgage lenders due to the way that these ‘free’ panels are leased to homeowners. These ‘free’ PV panels installed by solar companies are usually let on long leases, usually 25 […]
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Conservatory Tax – Changes to Part L and how can these proposals be implemented?
Posted on April 16, 2012 by Dayle in Building Regulations, Dayles Blog, Green Deal, Planning Policy.The press recently reported that the Coalition Government were consulting on the introduction of a conservatory tax. What this actually relates to is the consultation on the proposed Changes to Approved Document Part L – Conservation of Fuel and Power. The consultation document includes proposals for tighter carbon dioxide emission standards for new homes and […]
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