THE EU'S energy plans have been cast into doubt after the UK's Business and Energy Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng claimed heat pumps were 'not much worse' than boilers.
said it expected more public transport and buildings to be powered by low-cost renewable electricity such as heat pumps. Indeed, the commission said: “In buildings, electrification is to play a central role in particular, through the roll-out of heat pumps for space heating and cooling.” It was also stated that the commission wanted heat pumps to represent 40 percent of heating solutions in residential housing and 65 percent of heating in commercial buildings by 2030.
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