'Fair heat deal': Government urged to make 'green' heating more affordable for low-income households

Cecilia Keating
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Ovo, E.ON, the Federation of Master Builders, Greenpeace, and Friends of the Earth among the organisations calling on government to make electric heat pumps for more affordable

Pressure is mounting on the government to set out how it will ensure households of all incomes can embrace low carbon heating systems as the decarbonisation of the UK's buildings gathers pace over the...

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