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‘Inappropriate’ heat pump rhetoric undermines decarbonisation

‘Inappropriate’ heat pump rhetoric undermines decarbonisation

An “inappropriate” focus on heat pumps is creating an "ineffective market” which undermines the UK’s decarbonisation efforts and risks excluding people living in high-rise buildings and businesses. That is the conclusion of the Sustainable Energy Association’s review of government heating policy, which advocates for a “technology-agnostic approach” to the decarbonisation of heat.

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