Re:Days of Reckoning (Why the UK energy cap failed)
by HPsquared on Friday February 04, 2022 @11:34AM
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The landlord/tenant thing would be mitigated by publishing the energy cost of the property to allow price comparisons.
If prospective tenants knew the energy costs of the different options when looking, a place with higher energy costs would then attract a lower monthly rent (commensurate with the difference in energy bills) than an otherwise identical place with cheaper energy costs. Tenants would ideally see the combined cost of rent+taxes+energy+bills when comparing places.
Edit: perhaps this could be an idea for a website.
If prospective tenants knew the energy costs of the different options when looking, a place with higher energy costs would then attract a lower monthly rent (commensurate with the difference in energy bills) than an otherwise identical place with cheaper energy costs. Tenants would ideally see the combined cost of rent+taxes+energy+bills when comparing places.
Edit: perhaps this could be an idea for a website.