@report{govUK2026trigger,
title={Research and analysis: Trigger points for installing low carbon heating and energy efficiency measures},
author={{Basis Social} and {London Economics} and {Cambridge University} and {UCL}},
institution={{UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ)}},
url={https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/trigger-points-for-installing-low-carbon-heating-and-energy-efficiency-measures--2},
urldate={2026-09-29},
howpublished={\url{https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6ab252e4997a4b2950ccecd6/trigger-points-for-installing-low-carbon-heating-and-energy-efficiency-measures-report.pdf}},
year={2026},
month={09},
day={24},
number={RAF063/2122},
copyright={UK Open Government Licence v3.0},
abstract={Research exploring which trigger points can effectively prompt consumers to take up energy-efficiency and low carbon heating measures in their property.},
annote={[**UF] [**UA]  Quote: "... while emergencies such as the boiler breaking are largely unexpected, there is scope to anticipate when failures might occur based on age of the boiler and when people turn the appliance back on after the summer (with a peak in failures in October)."},
}