This is a nice illustration. And it also makes a very important: the people who set planning rules for a piece of land have a huge influence on the value of that land.

Third, something really interesting I think: are the demographics of home ownership unfavourable for heat pumps?

People over 55 seem to be becoming less open to installing a heat pump over time, which is concerning...

We have a new Nesta data story up this morning, looking at the latest intel on what the public think about heat pumps. By the fab Lauren Orso.

Here's a quick thread with nice charts...
nesta.org.uk/data-visualisa…

Great thread Andrew. I agree mostly. A few responses.
1. Have we been good at gas? We have too condensing boilers that don’t condense. We shld be running heating with boilers at lower flow temps. As BetaTalk - Renewable Heating Podcast says, hydronics training in tech colleges lacking here. 1/

Do the UK public know their EPCs as well as their ABCs?

In March Department for Energy Security and Net Zero released its latest data on the public’s awareness & understanding of climate change issues, green heating and low-carbon choices

We delved into the data. Here are 5 findings: bit.ly/4ddlt29