Heating homes in a low carbon future

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March 5, 2025

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On Wednesday 5th March from 9:30am-10:30am, the Climate APPG hosted a roundtable on heating homes in a low carbon future. The APPG heard from experts on what the government’s clean heat targets mean for the way people will heat their homes in the future. We covere installation and financing of heating systems, options for different types of homes, how running costs compare and what support is available to people as they make the change.

Speakers:

Leah Robson, director of Your Energy Your Way
Ryan Jude, Built Environment Programme Director, Green Finance Institute
Madeleine Gabriel, Mission Director, A Sustainable Future, Nesta
Adam Scorer, CEO, National Energy Action

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