Decarbonising heat in homes

Business and Trade Committee Closed Inquiry
Opened: 2 Oct 2020 Closed: 18 May 2022 Parliament page
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee has launched an inquiry examining the path to decarbonising heating in homes. The BEIS Committee will examine the Government’s ‘Buildings and Heat Strategy’, due in November, and investigate the policies, priorities and timelines which are needed to decarbonise heating in residential buildings … Read more
28 Recommendations
11 Conclusions
1 Report
5 Oral sessions
16 Letters
6 Events
Activity timeline 24 events
18 May
2022
Report published
1 Mar
2022
Correspondence
9 Feb
2022
Correspondence
3 Feb
2022
Report published
16 Nov
2021
Oral evidence
8 Sep
2021
Correspondence
22 Jul
2021
Correspondence
13 Jul
2021
Correspondence
13 Jul
2021
Correspondence
13 Jul
2021
Correspondence
8 Jul
2021
Correspondence
8 Jun
2021
Oral evidence
Oral evidence sessions 5 sessions
16 Nov 2021
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Decarbonising heat in homes
Ian Rippin · Microgeneration Certification scheme Juliet Phillips · E3G Marcus Shepheard · Climate Change Committee Zoe Guijarro · Citizens Advice
8 Jun 2021
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Oral evidence session
Caroline Bragg · Association for Decentralised Energy Ed Dodman · Ombudsman Services James Richardson · National Infrastructure Commission Jenny Hill · Committee on Climate Change Matthew Copeland · National Energy Action Neil Kenward · Ofgem Polly Billington · UK100 Stephen Knight · Heat Trust
20 Apr 2021
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Oral evidence session
Emma Harvey · Coalition for the Energy Efficiency of Buildings Juliet Phillips · E3G Mark Barrett · University College London Naomi Baker · Energy Saving Trust
16 Mar 2021
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Private meeting; Oral evidence session
Angie Needle · Cadent Gas David Renard · Local Government Associations’ Environment, Economy, Housing and Transport Board George Day · Energy Systems Catapult Greg Jackson · Octopus Energy Michael Lewis · E.ON Patrick Chauvin · Stonewater Randolph Brazier · Energy Networks Association Steve Keeton · Vaillant Group UK Ltd
9 Feb 2021
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Oral evidence
Craig Dyke · National Grid Electricity System Operator Dr Richard Lowes · University of Exeter Dr Will McDowall · University College London Graham Halladay · Western Power Distribution Gus McIntosh · SGN Ian Rippin · Microgeneration Certification Scheme Service Company Professor Janette Webb · University of Edinburgh Professor Nick Eyre · University of Oxford
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Seventh report - Decarbonising heat in homes HC 1038 3 Feb 2022 39 Responded
Recommendations & Conclusions
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1 Conclusion Acknowledged
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Ineffective historic heating policy and the absence of a clear, strategic policy direction for low...
Ineffective historic heating policy and the absence of a clear, strategic policy direction for low carbon heating has created confusion and uncertainty in the transition to low carbon heating and has affected investor confidence. We welcome the long overdue publication … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the need for clarity and outlines its approach, including aiming for as many homes as possible to reach EPC C by 2035 and phasing out natural gas boilers by 2035, with strategic decisions on heat by 2026.
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2 Conclusion Acknowledged
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Evidence was clear that for low carbon heating installations to work effectively and to heat...
Evidence was clear that for low carbon heating installations to work effectively and to heat homes adequately, properties need to be upgraded to the correct levels of energy efficiency. It is critical then that Government policies and strategies are interlinked. … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the need for interlinked policies and highlights its plans, including a strategic decision on hydrogen by 2026, the Future Homes Standard, and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
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3 Recommendation Accepted
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To successfully decarbonise domestic heating in time to deliver net zero by 2050, the Government...
To successfully decarbonise domestic heating in time to deliver net zero by 2050, the Government must provide clear, strategic direction and guidance. The Government must now focus on providing a coherent policy environment that encourages policy consistency and certainty in … Read more
Government Response
The government says it has published its response to the Heat Networks Market Framework consultation, outlining proposals for regulation and appointing Ofgem as the heat networks regulator to ensure fair pricing and reliable supply.
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4 Recommendation Deferred
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We call on Ministers to publish a heat technology road map, produced in partnership with...
We call on Ministers to publish a heat technology road map, produced in partnership with chief technologists from industry partners, to clearly set out the development, scale up and integration milestones of different low carbon heating technologies, and the associated … Read more
Government Response
The government redirects by stating that consumer protection for heat networks is a reserved matter across Great Britain and that they are working closely with the Scottish Government on consumer protection rules, and sharing lessons on zoning policies.
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5 Recommendation Acknowledged
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We congratulate the Department on its work on heat networks, including the consultation on heat...
We congratulate the Department on its work on heat networks, including the consultation on heat network zoning. We support the rollout of heat networks across the country, the retrofitting of high-density housing, and the installation of heat networks in new … Read more
Government Response
The Government acknowledges concerns around heat networks and mentions its support for the market, data publication and forthcoming regulatory framework, but does not specifically commit to giving Ofgem the mandate and resources to expand and enforce consumer protections.
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6 Recommendation Not Addressed
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We recommend that the Government consider the Scottish Government’s approach of legislation for heat networks.
We recommend that the Government consider the Scottish Government’s approach of legislation for heat networks. If Ministers disagree with the approach taken in Scotland, an explanation in response to this report is required.
Government Response
The Government states that the Future Homes Standard delivers on Net Zero commitments, that they have accelerated work on a full technical specification and plan to launch a full consultation in 2023 and introduce legislation in 2024, ahead of full implementation in 2025.
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7 Recommendation Accepted
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Furthermore, the Government must rapidly develop its data collection and records on the location of...
Furthermore, the Government must rapidly develop its data collection and records on the location of heat networks, and statistics about their use. Without a detailed understanding of how many heat networks are operational in the UK and where they 54 … Read more
Government Response
The Government states it will continue to make the case for moving quickly to Net Zero and expects social housing landlords to help tenants to understand why works are required to their homes and the benefits of the transition, and commits to considering a long-term regulatory standard to improve social housing to EPC band C, alongside measures to decarbonise the housing stock in line with emissions targets, and provides funding.
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8 Conclusion Acknowledged
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We note that the then Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government felt it only...
We note that the then Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government felt it only played a “limited role” in the decarbonisation of heating in housing and demand that Ministers prioritise this crucial work more clearly in the future.
Government Response
The government recognizes the need to phase out fossil fuel heating systems, using market trigger points and learning from the transition to low carbon transport, but doesn't commit to anything specific in response to the committee's statement.
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9 Conclusion Acknowledged
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The Future Homes Standard is another key policy in the Energy White Paper.
The Future Homes Standard is another key policy in the Energy White Paper. It aims for new build homes to be fitted with low carbon heating, and high levels of energy efficiency to ensure that homes built to the Future … Read more
Government Response
The government is committed to phasing out high-carbon fossil fuel heating in buildings off the gas grid during the 2020s, primarily through electrification of heat, but recognizes the need for a pace that works for industry and consumers, including targeted financial measures and regulations, with a consultation on new regulations already conducted in October 2021.
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10 Recommendation Accepted
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We acknowledge that the Government wants to give industry the time to develop its supply...
We acknowledge that the Government wants to give industry the time to develop its supply chains; however, this appears to be to the detriment of new build homeowners, who will have to pay to retrofit their homes. It is unnecessary … Read more
Government Response
The government states they are taking a range of measures to ensure the market can deliver 600,000 annual heat pump installations by 2028, including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, a market mechanism for low carbon heating from 2024, and the Future Homes Standard from 2025.
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11 Recommendation Not Addressed
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We also call on Ministers to set out, in response to this report, what measures...
We also call on Ministers to set out, in response to this report, what measures are being considered to assist tenants who rent their homes in managing the transition to low carbon heating with their landlords; and what support might … Read more
Government Response
The government's response focuses on the ambition for heat pump installations and domestic production, without addressing support for tenants or housing associations regarding low carbon heating transition.
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12 Recommendation Acknowledged
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Delivering net zero by 2050 will require a ban on the installation of fossil fuel...
Delivering net zero by 2050 will require a ban on the installation of fossil fuel heating systems by the mid-2030s at the latest. We note that the Government signalling, instead of setting, an end-date for the phase out of gas … Read more
Government Response
The government discusses the Green Home Finance Innovation Fund, the Green Home Finance Accelerator Programme (doubling funding to £20 million), and consultation on incentivizing mortgage lenders, but doesn't directly commit to a ban on fossil fuel heating systems or more ambitious plans for pricing and innovation, as the recommendation urged.
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13 Recommendation Acknowledged
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We recommend that in the context of the phasing out of gas boilers, the Government...
We recommend that in the context of the phasing out of gas boilers, the Government adopts a clear and specific end-date by regulating through legislation the phase out of gas boilers. We also recommend that the Government sets out its … Read more
Government Response
The Government outlines the measures being taken to ensure the market is in place to deliver on the ambition of 600,000 annual heat pump installations by 2028, including financial support, market intervention and regulations. They are working with industry to ensure the enabling conditions are right to support this growth through initiatives like the Heat Pump Ready Innovation Programme and by ensuring appropriate training is available.
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14 Recommendation Acknowledged
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It is vital that the Government should meet its target to deliver a minimum of...
It is vital that the Government should meet its target to deliver a minimum of 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028 or it will fall off course in delivering net zero by
Government Response
The government describes its plans for a market-based mechanism and consultation but does not directly address how it will meet the 600,000 heat pump target, only stating that the mechanisms are *designed to deliver* on the ambition.
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15 Recommendation Accepted
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We ask the Government to set out in response to this report the intended milestones...
We ask the Government to set out in response to this report the intended milestones and targets it has in place to ensure that the UK meets its 2028 target and what funding it will put in place to ensure … Read more
Government Response
The Government will run a Heat Pump Investment Accelerator Competition in 2022 worth up to £30 million to ramp up domestic manufacture of heat pumps.
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16 Recommendation Accepted
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To ensure that the UK does not fall off course in achieving its targets for...
To ensure that the UK does not fall off course in achieving its targets for carbon emissions reductions, we recommend that the Government works with industry to consider how the Climate Change Committee’s advice to deliver 900,000 heat pumps a … Read more
Government Response
The Government states it is already working closely with industry to ensure high-quality training is available and mentions coordinated action through the Electrification of Heat Task Group and the upcoming Green Jobs Delivery Group, along with examples of industry investment in training.
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17 Recommendation Not Addressed
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We further recommend that the Government should convene the retail banking sector to encourage and...
We further recommend that the Government should convene the retail banking sector to encourage and facilitate low-cost and innovative lending products for consumers, and that public funds are used most widely in supporting lower income families with appropriate grants. Read more
Government Response
The Government's response focuses on energy efficiency schemes, skills competitions, consumer advice tools, and general energy advice services, but does not address facilitating low-cost lending products or the use of public funds for grants to lower-income families, which was the recommendation's core point.
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18 Recommendation Accepted
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The Secretary of State’s assertion that the target to deploy 600,000 heat pumps will “have...
The Secretary of State’s assertion that the target to deploy 600,000 heat pumps will “have to be delivered” highlights the Government’s determination but there is still a lack of specific, strategic action on its part to ensure that low carbon … Read more
Government Response
The government states it is investing £550 million to expand Skills Bootcamps for green skills and working with local authorities to ensure training is widely available.
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19 Recommendation Rejected
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We acknowledge the introduction of the market-based mechanism outlined in the Heat and Buildings Strategy;...
We acknowledge the introduction of the market-based mechanism outlined in the Heat and Buildings Strategy; however, it will not deliver the scaled-up heat pump market needed to achieve the Government’s heat pump target. The Government must expand the market-based mechanism … Read more
Government Response
The government rejects the recommendation to expand the market-based mechanism and explore other options. Instead, it describes alternative local authority delivery schemes for improving the energy performance of low-income homes, arguing its approach is different.
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20 Conclusion Accepted
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To meet the Government’s targets for decarbonising heat, significant action needs to be taken to...
To meet the Government’s targets for decarbonising heat, significant action needs to be taken to innovate and develop low carbon heating markets and in bringing these markets to scale. Scaling up the markets for low carbon heating technologies also offers … Read more
Government Response
The government responds by outlining existing initiatives and groups they have in place, such as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, Electrification of Heat Task Group, a skills action plan, a skills training competition, and industry investment.
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21 Recommendation Acknowledged
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We recommend that the Government introduce a heat decarbonisation sector deal by 2023 so that...
We recommend that the Government introduce a heat decarbonisation sector deal by 2023 so that there may be a heightened focus on scaling up low carbon heating markets and reducing costs.
Government Response
The government says they are committed to keeping costs fair and affordable, exploring options to shift energy levies away from electricity, expand carbon pricing, and remove costs from electricity bills, with proposals to be published in 2022, while providing financial support through existing schemes.
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22 Conclusion Deferred
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It is vital that the heating and energy efficiency workforce has the capacity and skills...
It is vital that the heating and energy efficiency workforce has the capacity and skills required for the job at hand. This will require training new workers as well as supporting existing workers in the home heating sector. It is … Read more
Government Response
The government states that the Committee on Fuel Poverty provides independent advice and Ministers cannot mandate its actions, effectively redirecting responsibility.
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23 Recommendation Acknowledged
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The Government must urgently develop a low carbon heating training programme, in partnership with industry...
The Government must urgently develop a low carbon heating training programme, in partnership with industry and trade unions. The training programme should align with the Government’s own target to deploy 600,000 heat pumps by 2028 and the plans it has … Read more
Government Response
The Government agrees that further action is needed to increase consumer awareness and mentions progress made in raising public awareness and interest in climate change, enhancing communication channels, and increased investment into the digital service, Simple Energy Advice, but doesn't directly address developing a low carbon heating training program in partnership with industry and trade unions.
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24 Conclusion Accepted
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At present there is no company that operates as a “one stop shop” where customers...
At present there is no company that operates as a “one stop shop” where customers can procure all the services required for a successful retrofit installation and change to a low carbon heating system. Consideration should be given to project … Read more
Government Response
The government states Ofgem already regulates the heating sector and outlines plans to regulate heat networks, including consumer protections, and mentions TrustMark registration for installers, suggesting existing mechanisms address the concern about a 'one stop shop'.
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25 Recommendation Acknowledged
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In addition to working with industry and trade unions, we recommend that the Government works...
In addition to working with industry and trade unions, we recommend that the Government works closely with local and regional authorities in England allowing local leaders to deliver coherent services to their populations, for example through the regional delivery of … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the vital role of local and regional governments and mentions the Local Net Zero Forum, the Local Net Zero Programme, and funding for various decarbonisation schemes delivered in partnership with local authorities, but does not commit to specifically working with local and regional authorities on the regional delivery of the adult skills budget, or promoting the connection between net zero policies and ‘green job’ creation.
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26 Conclusion Accepted
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The Green Homes Grant was an important and welcomed initiative.
The Green Homes Grant was an important and welcomed initiative. However, the way in which the Government designed the Green Homes Grant, both as a short- term stimulus instead of a long-term national infrastructure project and as a hastily developed, … Read more
Government Response
The Government is already working with regional government, providing funding through schemes like the National Skills Fund, and through the Shared Prosperity Fund, to invest in training and support SMEs in energy efficient and low carbon technologies.
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27 Recommendation Acknowledged
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We call on the Government to prioritise the development and launch of a replacement for...
We call on the Government to prioritise the development and launch of a replacement for the Green Homes Grant, delivered locally through regional and local government in England instead of centrally by the Department. Ministers should provide an update on … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the role of local authorities in decarbonising homes and mentions strategies and milestones for decarbonizing heating, but doesn't commit to prioritizing a replacement for the Green Homes Grant delivered locally, as specifically recommended.
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28 Recommendation Not Addressed
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We welcome the new Boiler Upgrade Scheme announced in the Heat and Buildings Strategy.
We welcome the new Boiler Upgrade Scheme announced in the Heat and Buildings Strategy. To ensure the success of the scheme, we recommend that in the delivery of the scheme, the Government must: 1) explain what lessons have been learnt … Read more
Government Response
The government's response discusses the importance of climate and governance structures but does not address any of the specific recommendations regarding the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
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29 Conclusion Acknowledged
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The current apportioning of environmental levies disincentivises the switch to electrified low carbon heating solutions,...
The current apportioning of environmental levies disincentivises the switch to electrified low carbon heating solutions, such as heat pumps, because the running costs are greater than a gas boiler. As we have seen with the ongoing gas market crisis, increases … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the disincentives in current electricity and gas pricing, commits to keeping costs fair, and states they are exploring options to shift or rebalance energy levies away from electricity, with proposals to be published in 2022.
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30 Recommendation Deferred
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We recommend that the Government reapportions environmental levies to improve the financial attractiveness of electrified...
We recommend that the Government reapportions environmental levies to improve the financial attractiveness of electrified heat and to encourage the uptake of electrified low carbon heating systems incrementally over several years. The levies should reflect the relative carbon emissions of … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the need to incentivise green choices and is looking at options to shift or rebalance energy levies and obligations away from electricity, with proposals to be published in 2022, considering system impacts and low-income consumers.
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31 Recommendation Acknowledged
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We call on Ministers to mandate the Committee on Fuel Poverty to monitor and report...
We call on Ministers to mandate the Committee on Fuel Poverty to monitor and report annually on the transition costs on fuel poor households. (Paragraph 125) Consumer engagement and protection
Government Response
Ministers cannot mandate the actions of the Committee on Fuel Poverty but will continue to work closely with them.
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32 Conclusion Acknowledged
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Consumer engagement and awareness when it comes to the decarbonisation of domestic heat is low.
Consumer engagement and awareness when it comes to the decarbonisation of domestic heat is low. One of the greatest shortfalls of the Heat and Buildings Strategy is that it misses the opportunity to outline the Government’s plan to drive up … Read more
Government Response
The government agrees that further action is needed to increase consumer awareness, is working to develop a strategy for climate change communications, enhance communication channels, and increase investment into the digital service, Simple Energy Advice.
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33 Conclusion Acknowledged
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It is clear that current technologies to decarbonise home heating lack widespread consumer awareness and...
It is clear that current technologies to decarbonise home heating lack widespread consumer awareness and are at price points that make transition costly for most households. The sector needs to demonstrate more commitment to improving their product capabilities and greater … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the committee's conclusion.
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34 Recommendation Accepted
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The Government should establish a national consumer awareness campaign that, as a minimum, informs the...
The Government should establish a national consumer awareness campaign that, as a minimum, informs the public on why the decarbonisation of heat is needed, what low carbon heating solutions are available and the changes that consumers may have to make … Read more
Government Response
The government agrees further action is needed and says progress has already been made to raise public awareness, pointing to the 'Together for our Planet' campaign and increased investment into the digital service, Simple Energy Advice.
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35 Recommendation Accepted in Part
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Currently, there are no sufficiently robust consumer protections in place for the heating sector, especially...
Currently, there are no sufficiently robust consumer protections in place for the heating sector, especially for poor quality installations. The Heat and Buildings Strategy failed to set out a robust consumer protections framework that will build consumer confidence and trust … Read more
Government Response
The government states that Ofgem already regulates companies in the heating sector and will regulate heat networks, and the BEIS Secretary of State will have powers to introduce a price cap, but the government is considering responses to a consultation to enhance consumer rights.
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36 Recommendation Accepted
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We were pleased to see in the Heat and Buildings Strategy the Government’s recognition of...
We were pleased to see in the Heat and Buildings Strategy the Government’s recognition of the role that local authorities play in the decarbonisation of domestic heat and the net zero agenda as a whole. The Government must avoid setting … Read more
Government Response
The government acknowledges the role of local governments, mentions the Local Net Zero Forum, continuation of the Local Net Zero Programme, and highlights funding boosts to schemes delivered in partnership with local authorities, including specific funding amounts for various decarbonisation schemes, as well as increased funding for local authorities.
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37 Recommendation Accepted
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Throughout our inquiry we have heard about the co-ordination gap between central policies and the...
Throughout our inquiry we have heard about the co-ordination gap between central policies and the delivery of these policies at the local level. It is an oversight of the Heat and Buildings Strategy that it did not explore how the … Read more
Government Response
The government states that it has been working closely with regional government representatives to attract investment within the supply chain, providing funding through schemes like the National Skills Fund, and supporting local governments through the Net Zero Innovation Programme.
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38 Recommendation Accepted
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The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities should give higher priority to the decarbonisation...
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities should give higher priority to the decarbonisation of homes and the support it offers to local and regional government in England, and should, in partnership with the Department for Business, Energy and … Read more
Government Response
The government states that the Heat and Buildings Strategy and Net Zero Strategy, published in October 2021, already set out joint milestones and metrics jointly owned between DLUHC and BEIS for decarbonising heating in homes, and they report on progress annually.
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39 Recommendation Accepted
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We call on the COP26 President, the Rt Hon Alok Sharma MP, in his capacity...
We call on the COP26 President, the Rt Hon Alok Sharma MP, in his capacity as chair of the Cabinet Office Climate Adaptation and Implementation Committee, Decarbonising Heat in Homes 59 to take ministerial responsibility for improved coordination between Departments … Read more
Government Response
The government states that the Prime Minister chairs the Climate Action Strategy Committee (CASC) and the COP26 President chairs the Climate Action Implementation Committee, and that they respond annually to the Climate Change Committee’s (CCC) Progress Report on Mitigation, including a comprehensive set of answers to the ‘Joint Recommendations’ each year.
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Government Response AI assessment · 39 of 28 classified
Accepted 14
Accepted in Part 1
Acknowledged 16
Deferred 3
Not Addressed 4
Rejected 1
Total 28 recs + 11 conclusions
Correspondence 16 letters
1 Mar 2022 To committee Letter from the COP President on decarbonisation of domestic heat
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9 Feb 2022 To committee Letter from the Chair to the COP26 President on the decarbonisation of heat in homes
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8 Sep 2021 To committee Letter from the Minister of State for Housing on policies for decarbonising heat in homes
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22 Jul 2021 To committee Letter from the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury relating to policy relevant to domestic heat decarbonisation
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13 Jul 2021 From committee Letter to the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury requesting a Minister to attend a session on Decarbonising Heat in Homes
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13 Jul 2021 To committee Letter from the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury on the request to attend the Decarbonising Heat in Homes inquiry session
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13 Jul 2021 To committee Letter from the Chair to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government requesting a Minister to attend the Decarbonising Heat in Homes inquiry session
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8 Jul 2021 To committee Letter from the Minister for Housing declining the invitation to give oral evidence to the Committee’s Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry
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27 May 2021 To committee Letter from the Chief Executive, Octopus Energy, to the Chair relating to decarbonising heat in homes
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13 May 2021 To committee Letter from Chris O’Shea, CEO of Centrica, to the Chair relating to decarbonising heat and Centrica’s hybrid heat pump trial
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27 Apr 2021 To committee Letter from Greg Jackson, CEO, Octopus Energy to the Chair in follow up on points from oral evidence on Decarbonising heat in homes
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13 Apr 2021 To committee Letter from the Secretary of State to the Chair regarding the Green Homes Grants Voucher Scheme
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23 Mar 2021 To committee Letter from the Director of Strategy, Cadent Gas, to the Chair in follow up to oral evidence given to the Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry
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23 Mar 2021 To committee Letter from the Chair of the Local Government Association Environment, Economy, Housing and Transport Board to the Chair in follow up to oral evidence given to the Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry
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23 Mar 2021 To committee Letter from the Chief Executive of E.ON to the Chair in follow up to oral evidence given to the Decarbonising heat in homes inquiry
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4 Mar 2021 To committee Letter from the Chair to the Secretary of State regarding the Green Homes Grant
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