Scotland bans wood burning stoves and biomass boilers in new-built homes, permits emergency use, and mandates "clean" heating installations.

New regulations ban wood burning stoves and biomass boilers in new-built homes in Scotland, but allow them for emergency use. Existing biomass boiler owners can claim up to £9,000 for installation. The government's policy mandates "clean" heating installations, like heat pumps, in all homes built after April 1st. The rule change has sparked controversy and confusion among rural communities.

April 14, 2024
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