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The Scottish government has pushed back its plan to start phasing out fossil fuel boilers by at least three years.
Zero Carbon Buildings Minister Patrick Harvie confirmed the change as the government published a consultation for a new heating bill.
He said the delay made the proposals "fairer and clearer".
Opposition MSPs have raised doubts about how the decarbonisation plan, estimated to cost £33bn, would be paid for.
A target for privately rented homes to meet a minimum energy standard has been set at 2028, and by 2033 for owner-occupied homes.
Mr Harvie said the government wanted to introduce higher energy standards for homes in the social-rented sector between 2033 and 2040, and for all homes to move to clean heat by 2045, with a third of demand to be met via heat networks.

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