A welcome strategy – but 30% of homes will still miss the target

By Stuart Fairlie 2021-10-25T11:05:00

The heat and buildings strategy is not radical enough and our approach to energy efficiency remains piecemeal and disjointed, says Stuart Fairlie

The publication of the heat and buildings strategy last week was a relief. Already delayed by eight months, recent briefings had suggested there were major arguments within government about how far a Tory administration attempting to deal with the economic fall-out from covid-19 and Brexit should go to implement its ambitious green agenda.

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