The Fuel Poverty (England) Regulations 2014
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2 Objective for addressing fuel poverty: England
(1) The objective in paragraph (2) is set for the purposes of section 1A of the Warm Homes and Energy Conservation Act 2000. (2) The objective for addressing the situation of persons in England who live in fuel poverty is to ensure that as many as is reasonably practicable of the homes in which such persons live have a minimum energy efficiency rating of Band C as determined by the Fuel Poverty Energy Efficiency Rating Methodology (dated 17th July 2014). (3) The objective in paragraph (2) is to be achieved by 31st December 2030.
2 Objective for addressing fuel poverty: England
(1) The objective in paragraph (2) is set for the purposes of section 1A of the Warm Homes and Energy Conservation Act 2000. (2) The objective for addressing the situation of persons in England who live in fuel poverty is to ensure that as many as is reasonably practicable of the homes in which such persons live have a minimum energy efficiency rating of Band C as determined by the Fuel Poverty Energy Efficiency Rating Methodology (dated 17th July 2014). (3) The objective in paragraph (2) is to be achieved by 31st December 2030.
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