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42 | THE PERFECT FIT REGULATORY ASSISTANCE PROJECT How would these proposals affect heat pumps? The move to mandate zero-emissions buildings will support building integrated renewable electricity, a phaseout of on-site use of fossil fuel for heating, and the electrification of new buildings from 2030. If the recast is adopted these provisions will support heat-pump integration for heating and cooling in the new construction market. The proposed recast EPBD notes that several Member States are already including phaseout of fossil-fuel use in new buildings as key to their building decarbonisation strategies. Current policies for the phaseout of fossil-fuel buildings are included below in Table 3.55 Table 3. Current policy strategies for decarbonising new buildings in EU Member States Country New buildings policy Since 2020 a ban on the installation of central heating boilers running on liquid or solid fossil fuels in new buildings. Further regulations are planned for the phaseout of fossil oil and gas boilers. In 2021 Flanders adopted a gas connection ban for large building projects. From 2022 a ban on fuel oil boiler installation for new buildings and major energy renovations in residential and non-residential buildings. Since 2013 installation of fossil oil and gas boilers has been banned in new buildings. The current Danish building regulation (2018) introduced a general obligation for renewable energy use for heating. From 2022 will de-facto ban heating by fossil fuel in new buildings by adopting rules on carbon efficiency for new buildings with a maximum threshold for the CO2 emissions per square meter and year depending on the building type. This will effectively exclude systems relying only on fossil fuels. New buildings are subject to obligations to use renewable energy. From 2026 the installation of mono-fuel fossil boilers will be banned. Plan to increase the stringency of building regulations to effectively ban oil boilers from 2022, gas boilers in new dwellings from 2025, and roll out heat pump technologies in the residential and services sectors. Since 2018 connection of new buildings to the gas grid has been banned. Since 2020 the use of mineral oil for heating of buildings has been prohibited in new and existing buildings. Austria Belgium Denmark France Germany Ireland Netherlands Norway Source: Braungardt et al, 2021; Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment, Ireland. (2020). National Energy & Climate Plan: 2021-2030. 55 Braungardt et al., 2021; Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment, Ireland. (2020). National Energy & Climate Plan: 2021-2030. https:// ec.europa.eu/energy/sites/ener/files/documents/ie_final_necp_main_en.pdfPDF Image | RAP Perfect Fit Heat Pump
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