Sturgeon demands newly built Scottish homes use green energy

Nicola Sturgeon

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Scottish government to require all new homes use renewable or low carbon heating from 2024

The first minister of Scotland has vowed to “fundamentally overhaul” the building regulations as part of a “green new deal” to draw investment and cut emissions.

Laying out her programme for government for the coming year, Nicola Sturgeon (pictured) said from 2024 all new homes built across Scotland would be required to use renewable or low-carbon heating.

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