Stamp Duty rebates could encourage greener homes, suggests think tank

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A programme of “behavioural nudges and incentives for collective action” – including property tax rebates – could promote the uptake of energy efficient tech across Britain’s housing stock, says a “mainstream conservative” think tank.

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