This month we look at HVAC industry hopes for compliance rethink amidst calls for evidence to support the ongoing independent review of building regulations.
October’s issue of H&V News includes features on the potential opportunities for prefabrication in the design of heating systems and findings into how the UK government can overhaul the gas grid to better meet its low carbon economy ambitions.
There is also a focus on calls for fresh legislation around carbon monoxide poisoning during the launch of the 2017 Gas Safety Week campaign.
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