voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
voluntary organisations, social enterprises and volunteering
Heat in Buildings Consultation Dunfermline
Created: 05/02/2024The Scottish Government is proposing to make new laws around the heating systems that can be used in homes and places of work, which will help Scotland reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and reach its legally binding net zero targets.
A number of online and in-person events have been organised across Scotland for people to learn what is being proposed in the Scottish Government’s Heat in Buildings Bill and to share their opinions through facilitated discussions.
The sessions are being delivered by environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful, on behalf of the Scottish Government.
Who should attend?
This event is for homeowners or tenants of privately owned homes, plus any type of owner or tenant of a non-domestic building in Fife or one of the areas of Scotland covered by the sessions as indicated below.
You'll want to learn more about what is being proposed in the Scottish Government’s Heat in Buildings Bill and share your opinions to help shape what the final Bill might look like.
To take part you’ll need to be:
Please note that social housing and new build homes are not within the scope of this consultation as they are subject to separate guidance and regulations.
What will the session involve?
The session will consist of:
Event details
Date: Friday 09 February 2024
Time: 1.30 - 2.35
Venue: Carnegie Library and Galleries, Queen Margaret Room, 1 Abbot Street, Dunfermline KY12 7NL
How to book
Find out more about the session and register to attend on Eventbrite.