THE MAJORITY of UK households have no intention of replacing their boilers with heat pumps, a new report has found.
firm Utilita Energy. Their inaugural “Household Energy Behaviour Index” explored home energy behaviours and attitudes in the UK via a survey of 5,000 households. The report has warned of a “major disconnect” between the Government’s net zero strategy and the general public — with the energy firm calling for urgent action to help the least energy efficient and fuel poor households.
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