250 Power to make energy performance regulations
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

Part 10 Energy Performance of Premises

250  Power to make energy performance regulations

(1)     The appropriate authority may make regulations for any of these purposes—

(a)     enabling or requiring the energy usage or energy efficiency of premises to be assessed, certified and publicised;

(b)     enabling or requiring possible improvements in the energy usage or energy efficiency of premises to be identified and recommended;

(c)     restricting or prohibiting the marketing and disposal of premises on the basis of whether their energy usage or energy efficiency has been assessed, certified or publicised.

(2)     In this Part regulations under this section are referred

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