
Rob Waiting
Principal Sustainability Consultant at Stroma Built Environment, specializing in BREEAM assessments and Future Homes Standard compliance.
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Future Home Compliance
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Stuart OakesHOST
So how are developers supposed to hit this target? Rob, do you want to take that one?

Rob WaitingGUEST
Yeah, so this is, we already know that to meet the other emissions part of Part L, you're only going to deliver it with a heat pump.

Rob WaitingGUEST
Strictly speaking, you could use other forms of heating, but the amount that, because the notional building uses a heat pump, you pretty much force down the heat pump route.

Rob WaitingGUEST
What we're talking about here is what is generated on site in addition to what your heat source is.

Rob WaitingGUEST
So the way they've calculated this, they want PV to be included to every dwelling on the site.

Steve BarnshawGUEST
We have quite narrow options in terms of you moving away from this requirement.