Weak heat pump uptake harming efforts to cut emissions, government warned
- Heat pump prices have only decreased by 6% since 2021, falling short of the expected 25% reduction by 2025. They remain four times more expensive than gas boilers.
- Despite being more efficient, heat pumps face higher electricity prices compared to gas. The government is behind on moving energy costs to rebalance expenses, delaying the transition to more sustainable heating options.
- Approximately 30% of individuals are unaware of the necessity to change heating methods for homes to achieve net zero emissions.
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