Issue

air source heat pumps

2 stories · discussed at 1 council meeting · 2 councils

Kingston upon Thames Council approved air source heat pump installation at Surbiton Library in July 2026.

Kingston upon Thames Council's Planning Committee approved the installation of air source heat pumps, which extract heat from the outside air to heat buildings, at Surbiton Library in July 2026. This decision was made during a meeting where the committee considered and approved three significant planning applications.

No further council discussions or decisions regarding air source heat pumps have been identified in the provided material since the Kingston upon Thames Council's approval in July 2026. There are no upcoming meetings scheduled to address this topic.

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