Study: Half of Brits would prefer a low carbon home, but many are 'confused' by cleantech

Stuart Stone
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Half of UK adults would prefer to move into a low carbon home, but 'confused consumers' have inconsistent knowledge of how heat pumps and solar panels work, a new study claims

Around half of UK adults would prefer to move into a low carbon home when the time comes for a change of scene, but Brits are being put off improving the efficiency of their own home by concerns over clean...

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