'Laying the groundwork': Heat Pump Association calls for heating policy revamp

James S Murray
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Major new report sets out a series of recommendations for accelerating roll out of green heat technologies, as trade body warns UK is 'significantly behind' scheduled with its heat decarbonisation efforts

The Heat Pump Association has this week published a detailed report calling for a major shake up of the heating policy landscape designed to put the UK back on track to meet its net zero decarbonisation...

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