Research: Impact of heat pump costs on uptake: a discrete choice experiment
There are several barriers to the uptake of heat pumps in existing homes, including the upfront and running costs of heat pumps. Understanding how consumers react to cost variations can be helpful for designing government policy.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) commissioned ICF Consulting Services, The Behaviouralist, and Moonlight Research to explore willingness to pay for air source heat pumps at different price scenarios. Specifically, the research sought to understand:
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