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Housing providers & property managers newsletter

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    Time for a regulatory spring clean!

    In our April edition of our newsletter for housing providers and property managers, we break down the start of Consumer Protection reporting, the upcoming Heat Network Technical Assurance Scheme (HNTAS) consultation deadline, and the practical actions you can take this season to stay compliant, streamline processes, and keep your heat networks running smoothly.


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