Missing the hot stuff: Where the Budget failed on heat decarbonisation

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A 'super deduction' for low carbon home heating technologies could have enthused householders and markets alike, argues Seahorse Environmental's Lizzy Roberts

The government's recent Budget announcement prompted frustration from decarbonisation campaign groups for its lack of ambition. While there were significant announcements that should steer investment towards...

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