The Heat and Buildings Strategy sets out a plan for how the UK will decarbonise homes and commercial, industrial and public buildings. It is part of setting a path to net carbon zero by 2050.
The Government says that there are around 30 million buildings in the UK and that these produce almost a quarter of all UK emissions. It says that dealing with the carbon emissions produced by heating and powering buildings will not only cut carbon emissions but save money on energy bills, improve lives and support up to 240,000 skilled green jobs by 2035.
A key aim of the Heat and Buildings Strategy is to significantly cut carbon emissions from buildings in a simple, low cost and green way while ensuring that this remains affordable and fair for households across the country.
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