@misc{govs2023Scotland,
institution={Scottish Government},
title={Delivering Net Zero for Scotland's Buildings: Changing the way we heat our homes and buildings: A Consultation on proposals for a Heat in Buildings Bill},
url={https://www.gov.scot/publications/delivering-net-zero-scotlands-buildings-consultation-proposals-heat-buildings-bill/},
urldate={2023-11-28},
year={2023},
month={11},
ISBN={978-1-83521-611-8},
report={PPDAS1338162 (11/23)},
address={St Andrew's House, Edinburgh, EH1 3DG, Scotland},
city={Edinburgh, UK},
copyright={UK Open Government Licence v3.0},
annote={Quote: "Owner occupied homes that have ended their use of polluting heating by 2033 will not be required to meet the minimum energy efficiency standard  as they will have already removed all direct emissions associated with the building. This means that if a home is heated using a heat pump, electric storage heaters or a heat network by 2033, then the owners will not be required to meet the minimum energy efficiency standard. However, while it may not be a legal requirement there will still be very strong incentives for home owners to invest in energy efficiency."},
}