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Wayne Mackay

Director of public affairs and policy, Electrical Safety First

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The UK’s electrical environment is changing. How should social landlords respond?

As the UK continues its journey towards net zero, homes are increasingly being equipped with low‑carbon technologies including heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle charge points. These changes are transforming domestic properties into far more complex electrical environments. 

Inside Housing talks to Wayne Mackay, director of public affairs and policy at charity Electrical Safety First, about the challenges this transition poses and what landlords can do to prioritise electrical safety in retrofit projects. 

The UK’s electrical environment is changing. How should social landlords respond?

Sponsored by:

Main picture: Alamy

Wayne Mackay

Director of public affairs and policy, Electrical Safety First

Questions:

As the UK continues its journey towards net zero, homes are increasingly being equipped with low‑carbon technologies including heat pumps, solar panels and electric vehicle charge points. These changes are transforming domestic properties into far more complex electrical environments. 

Inside Housing talks to Wayne Mackay, director of public affairs and policy at charity Electrical Safety First, about the challenges this transition poses and what landlords can do to prioritise electrical safety in retrofit projects. 

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