Scottish government temporarily lifts wood-burning stove ban for new homes amid rural concerns.

The Scottish government has temporarily lifted its ban on wood-burning stoves in new homes, reversing the New Build Heat Standard policy aimed at promoting climate-friendly heating. This decision follows a review responding to concerns from rural communities about the initial regulations. The review will continue until December 2024, with stakeholders divided on the change, as some view it as a setback while others celebrate it as a step toward sustainable heating solutions.

September 19, 2024
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