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UKGBC Urges Next UK Government to Invest £64bn in Retrofitting Projects

UKGBC Urges Next UK Government to Invest £64bn in Retrofitting Projects
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UK off-track on heat pump installations without policy reforms - Heating and Ventilation News

A further expansion of incentives for introducing low carbon heating in UK buildings is needed to meet heat pump installation targets, the country's

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Future Homes Standard vital opportunity to rethink ventilation - Heating and Ventilation News

Future Homes Standard vital opportunity to rethink ventilation - Heating and Ventilation News
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RIBA president says government lacks clear plan to tackle overheating

RIBA president says government lacks clear plan to tackle overheating
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Capacity crunch: why the UK doesn t have the power to solve housing crisis | Energy industry

Our inadequate electricity network is stopping the building of thousands of new homes. And the necessary move to low-carbon heating and cars is only increasing demand

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