Australian Capital Territory Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards for Rentals

ACT Government (Justice and Community Safety Directorate)
Australia
ACT
Unincorporated ACT

The ACT Government has introduced a regulation and explanatory statement under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 to require all residential rental properties in the ACT to meet a new minimum energy efficiency standard for ceiling insulation. Many renters in the ACT are living in poor quality housing that is expensive to heat or cool and doesn’t meet our community’s expectation around having a suitable home to help maintain health, comfort, security, and happiness. The minimum energy efficiency standards for rental homes will help improve energy performance, increase thermal comfort, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and contribute to climate change resilience.

Type of organization
State or territory government
Project purpose
Institutional change
National Climate Risk Assessment System
Infrastructure and the built environment , Health and social support
Tags
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Adaptation Type
Institutional
Funding Details
Unknown
Climate hazard
Changes in temperature , Temperature extremes
Start Year
2023
Completion Year
2026
Source
Survey
Evaluation Details
Unknown
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