Let 2022 be the year we get serious about fossil-free heating

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Edward Robinson of the Electrify Heat campaign sets out the top three tasks to get kick start the UK's nascent heat pump market in 2022

2022 has begun - as we knew it would - with confirmation of an energy price cap rise and worsening living standards across the economy. It is quite right that the government is taking short term action...

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