The Clean Heat Market Mechanism
Download PDF What is the Clean Heat Market Mechanism? The Clean Heat Market Mechanism (CHMM) is designed to drive investment in high-quality production and installation of clean, efficient heat pumps; future-proofing the UK’s heating appliance supply chain and creating new green jobs in our industrial heartlands. The CHMM provides a clear framework and incentive structure […]
November Heat Pump Policy Update
Download a PDF version Download PDF November Update: Autumn Statement, Clean Heat Market Mechanism Announcement, and Boiler Upgrade Scheme stats It’s been a whirlwind week in the world of heat pump policy, with a flurry of positive announcements and publications from across Government. Here are the highlights. Autumn Statement The Autumn Statement saw welcome announcements. […]
MP Briefing: The Future Homes Standard
Download a PDF version Download PDF What (and where) is the Future Homes Standard? Government ambition is for the homes of the future to be built to highly efficient standards with low carbon heating, predominantly heat pumps. The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) will amend Building Regulations, mandating new houses to be […]
Getting the BUS rolling: Unlocking the potential of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Download a PDF version Download PDF The first year of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) has seen lower than anticipated uptake – with only about half of the first year’s £150 million budget, which subsidises the cost of heat pump installation, claimed. With a first-year underspend of £90 million, how can the Department for Energy […]
Importance of electrify heat emphasised as Climate Change Committee express worry over lack of progress on emissions reduction
Download a PDF version of this summary Download PDF Lord Deben emphasises the need to shift from ambition to delivery on net zero policy as he concludes his final report as Chairman of the Climate Change Committee (CCC) and declares that he is “worried” about apparent reluctance to place climate leadership at the centre of […]
Electrify Heat coalition welcomes the Clean Heat Market Mechanism
Download a PDF version of this statement using the following link: Download PDF The Electrify Heat coalition welcomes the Clean Heat Market Mechanism and applauds the government for matching ambition with action. The policy puts electrification at the centre of the Government’s ambition to decarbonise heat. The electrification of heat in the UK and in […]
Plugging the Skills Gap: How to build a workforce to decarbonise heat
Download a PDF version of this article using the following link: Download PDF Central to the UK government’s plan to decarbonise heating, in line with the 2050 net zero target, is widespread adoption of clean, efficient heat pump systems, with the government aiming for 600,000 heat pumps to be installed each year from 2028. The […]
Not under the BUS: Industry hits back over claims the heat pump scheme is tanking
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is the government’s flagship scheme to ensure clean heat is affordable for households across the UK. As we approach the end of the scheme’s first year, some critics are quick to try to throw the scheme under the bus. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is the government’s flagship scheme to […]
Heat pumps the big winner as dust settles on Energy Security Day
Amongst the flurry of announcements and publications on Energy Security Day, heat pump deployment and the electrification of heat have emerged a big winner. Introduction Amongst the flurry of announcements and publications on Energy Security Day, heat pump deployment and the electrification of heat have emerged a big winner. Government has sent a strong signal […]
The Future Homes Standard
Please download The Future Homes Standard Briefing, use the following link for a PDF version. Download Briefing What is the Future Homes Standard? Government ambition is for the homes of the future to be built to highly energy efficient standards with low carbon heating systems and anticipate that heat pumps will become the primary heating […]
