65 per cent of properties in Malta still not without Energy stamps
Properties certified for energy efficiency have tripled in number over the last two years, but the majority remain uncertified despite new regulations in force.
As of March 1, all property placed on the market for sale or rent and advertised must display its energy use within the advert text. This means that all property owners should have an energy performance certificate on hand prior to putting their property on the market.
An Infrastructure Ministry spokeswoman told the Times of Malta 31,201 properties had been certified by the end of 2017, up from 10,586 two years earlier.
But she was unable to provide an update on the properties that would have to be certified in line with EU regulations. At the end of 2015, this figure was estimated at about 85,000.
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