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Wood Burners, Stoves, and Open Fires Policy for Angus Council tenants
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The Scottish Government Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Act 2019 and the Climate Change Plan set out various actions to help tackle climate change.
Local authorities have been given strict deadlines to meet in relation to improving the energy efficiency of their housing stock. This will reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption.
As a result, Angus Council will no longer allow:
the installation or replacement of solid fuel heating system
the opening of an existing flue or old fireplace to install a wood burner or any other solid fuel appliance in our tenants' homes
To meet legal requirements, we aim to move to low and zero-emissions heating systems.
The Scottish Government Climate Change (Emissions Reduction Targets) (Scotland) Act 2019 and the Climate Change Plan set out various actions to help tackle climate change.
Local authorities have been given strict deadlines to meet in relation to improving the energy efficiency of their housing stock. This will reduce carbon emissions and energy consumption.
As a result, Angus Council will no longer allow:
the installation or replacement of solid fuel heating system
the opening of an existing flue or old fireplace to install a wood burner or any other solid fuel appliance in our tenants' homes
To meet legal requirements, we aim to move to low and zero-emissions heating systems.
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Lifecycle
Consultation start date
Wood Burners, Stoves, and Open Fires Policy for Angus Council tenants is currently at this stage
20 January 2025
Consultation closing date
this is an upcoming stage for Wood Burners, Stoves, and Open Fires Policy for Angus Council tenants
4 February 2025
Review
this is an upcoming stage for Wood Burners, Stoves, and Open Fires Policy for Angus Council tenants
Responses will be evaluated before reporting to committee