Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) (Amendment) Regulations 2022 Debate
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(2 years, 8 months ago)
Grand CommitteeMy Lords, I spent many sleepless nights reading this through in detail, but I must admit it was time well spent.
I will keep off that subject.
I congratulate the Government on implementing a computer system that means it is actually cheaper to do something—perhaps the department could speak to the National Health Service about its implementation of digital systems, which could be better.
I am pleased that the Minister went through the slightly broader issues of home efficiency. This is a big subject and I am not going to speak for long on it, but I need to talk about it a little, and I welcome the fact that he did. I recognise that making our homes and buildings more generally energy efficient—we have 29 million of them in the UK and 2 million commercial buildings—is not an easy task. We all recognise that. But it is something that has to be done to meet net zero.