This month’s magazine considers ongoing uncertainty among the HVAC industry on what Brexit actually means, as well as the implications of more stringent ErP rules for water heaters
The August edition of H&V News finds a number of key industry bodies urging Theresa May to take a stand in Brexit negotiations within her party to ensure some form of customs union and regulatory alignment with the EU are in place post-Brexit to protect their supply chains and trade.
We also continue to look at the issue of where responsibility should lie for enforcing the Boiler Plus standards that came into effect in April as part of UK Building Regulations. Key features in this month’s edition sees Kevin Potter of Hamworthy Heating asking what the introduction of amendments to the Energy-related Products (ErP) directive - due to come into place in September - will mean for the HVAC industry.
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