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Fabric improvements before innovation in low carbon heat
Whichever technologies are brought forward to supply low carbon heat to UK homes, the first priority remains to improve the energy performance of the fabric of the buildings. And this is ultimately a public policy and user behaviour issue, as Jennifer Johnson reports.
Article details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: UK -
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Policy and Governance, Building fabric, Heat, Carbon management in buildings, Energy policy, Low carbon, Consumers
