New rules for heat pumps and gas.
A new law lets builders use oil and gas heating again. The government is also cutting money for heat pumps. The cost of these changes is not yet known.
The new building modernization law allows for the return of gas heating systems. This is intended to improve the climate. However, experts are concerned about the cost of these changes. The government is reducing financial support for switching to heat pumps. This affects how homes are heated and the country’s energy plans.
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Highlights
Oil and Gas Return Allowed
The new law lets people use oil and gas heating again.
Cost Uncertainty Remains
The exact costs of changes are not yet known.
Gas Heating Allowed in New Builds
New rules allow gas heating systems in new buildings.
Subsidies Reduced for Heat Pumps
The government is cutting money for heat pumps.
Impact on Energy Transition
This change affects heating rules and energy policies.