The policies and proposals for heat and buildings in the Net Zero Strategy will... Set a path to all new heating appliances in homes and workplaces from 2035 being low carbon works with the grain of consumer choice. But the costs of low carbon technology can fall quickly - working with industry, we expect a heat pump to be as cheap to buy and run as a gas boiler this decade. We want to reduce electricity costs so when the current gas spike subsides we will look at options to shift or rebalance energy levies (such as RO and FITs) and obligations (such ECO) away from electricity to gas over this decade. This will include looking at options to expand carbon pricing and remove costs from electricity bills while ensuring that we continue to limit any impact on bills overall. We know that in the long run, green products are more efficient and cheaper, and we are putting fairness and affordability at the heart of our approach.