King Charles and Prince William could face up to £10m in upgrade costs as an investigation reveals almost 90% of rental properties on the royal estates fall below proposed energy-efficiency rules.
An analysis of domestic lets across the royal estates of King Charles and Prince William reveals that over 100 properties fail to meet legal minimum energy standards, with one in five holding F or G energy efficiency ratings.
Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources is preparing new sanctions for individuals and firms issuing fake energy performance certificates for buildings. These certificates are crucial for obtaining housing loans, and the new regulations aim to prevent fraudulent advantages in credit processes. Authorized entities found to be issuing non-compliant certificates will have their authorizations revoked without prior notice and will be barred from applying for new certificates for five years.
