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By Joe Scholz, Director
NABERS released v2.0 of Managing the Impacts of COVID19 on NABERS Ratings on 5 May
The main points are:
For NABERS indoor Environment ratings, it is business as usual with some key points to note below.
A further consultation paper has since been released by NABERS, with the aim of building consensus for several further clarifications to the rules, culminating in v3.0 of its COVID19 response by the end of May. So stay tuned.
For more information and to access the latest NABERS documentation click here.
This post was edited on 21 May for clarity and to incorporate information released by NABERS after initial publication
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