A new report by Nesta highlights the urgent need for the UK to intensify efforts in adopting low-carbon heating systems like heat pumps to fulfill its climate obligations. With a target of installing 3 million heat pumps over the next five years, there is a significant gap between current installations and the required numbers. Nesta's proposed policy plan for the government includes actions for the first 100 days in office, focusing on rebalancing energy bills, establishing a national agency for heat schemes, and exploring the use of hydrogen for home heating. The report also suggests coordinated neighborhood switching to low-carbon heating to accelerate the transition, potentially leading to cost savings for households. Emphasis is placed on re-evaluating fuel poverty schemes to protect vulnerable groups better and expedite the low-carbon transition. Industry voices, like Energy UK's deputy director, echo the need for decisive action and a collaborative approach to boost confidence in investing in low-carbon solutions for homes and businesses.