How to win: Warm Homes Plan - Consumer Protection Reform

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Disclaimer The information set out below is indicative only. The scope, timelines, routes to market, contract values and duration are subject to change. Reform proposals are also subject to public consultation later in 2026 which may significantly alter the Authority’s approach or decision to run any form of tender exercise. Introduction In January 2026 the Government published the Warm Homes Plan (WHP), setting out how it will help households reduce energy bills and transform the existing building stock into comfortable, future proofed low carbon homes. The Plan explains how home upgrades, including microgeneration measures (solar panels, batteries and heat pumps) and energy efficiency measures (insulation), will support bill reductions. Delivery of the WHP requires consumer confidence that work in homes is high quality. There are three priorities for reforming consumer protection for retrofit: Simplicity – the consumer protection system should be easy for consumers and installers to navigate. Right first time – clear accountability and oversight is needed to prevent poor quality installations, and ensure work is delivered correctly in majority of circumstances. Swift remed

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