Insights & Innovation
Research That’s Shaping the Future of Construction and Engineering
Explore the latest studies, trends, and breakthroughs driving smarter, more sustainable building solutions across the industry.
The Impact of LED Lighting on Human Circadian Rhythms
​The Benefits of LED Lights for Migratory Birds
Exploring the Impact of LED Lighting on Learning Outcomes in Schools
Exploring the Benefits of Daylight Harvesting with LED Lighting Solutions
​The Invisible Power of Light: How LED Technology Shapes Retail Experiences
As the UK moves steadily toward its 2050 net-zero target, the commercial property sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation.
​Businesses are increasingly prioritising sustainability to meet their corporate responsibility and core operational values. Many now have Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) mandates that influence their choice of office space. As a result, energy-efficient buildings are no longer a luxury; they are a necessity.​
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If you're a commercial landlord in the UK, there's a regulatory shift on the horizon that could significantly impact your ability to lease property, and it's approaching fast.
The UK government has introduced stricter Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for non-domestic rented buildings. From April 2027, all commercial properties must achieve an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or above. By April 2030, that requirement will rise to EPC B. These changes are part of the UK’s broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions and improve the energy performance of its building stock in line with net-zero targets.
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Clean Air, Clear Minds: Why Air Quality in Schools Matters More Than Ever
​The Hidden Cost of Comfort: How HVAC Systems Impact Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings
​Is Your Air Conditioning Ready for Summer? Schedule Your Maintenance Now!