Germany Approves Heating Law
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Germany's Bundestag has approved a revised Heating Law, permitting the installation of new gas and oil heaters under specific conditions. This decision follows earlier votes and aims to regulate heating system replacements.
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Germany's Bundestag has approved a significant revision to its "Heating Law," easing regulations on new heating systems. The updated legislation, known as the Building Modernization Act, permits the installation of new gas and oil heaters, a departure from the previous government's stricter mandate. This new rule replaces the prior requirement that all newly installed heating systems must operate …
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