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VENSAV3010: Introduction
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VENSAV3020: New rules with effect from 1 October 2019
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VENSAV3030: Summary of changes
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VENSAV3040: Insulation
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VENSAV3050: Controls for central heating and hot water systems
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VENSAV3060: Solar panels
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VENSAV3070: Wind turbines and water turbines
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VENSAV3080: Ground source heat pumps and air source heat pumps
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VENSAV3090: Micro combined heat and power units and wood-fuelled boilers
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VENSAV3100: Meaning of residential accommodation
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VENSAV3110: Meaning of a qualifying person
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VENSAV3120: Meaning of relevant housing association
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VENSAV3130: Meaning of relevant residential purpose
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VENSAV3140: Determining whether the customer is a qualifying person, relevant housing association or the building is used solely for a relevant residential purpose
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VENSAV3150: Meaning of the “open market value of the supply of the materials” and the “cost of the total supply”
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VENSAV3160: Examples of how the 60% test works
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VENSAV3170: Accounting for VAT when the 60% threshold has been exceeded
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VENSAV3180: Materials purchased in bulk
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VENSAV3190: When the new rules take effect and transitional issues
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VENSAV3200: Energy-saving materials supplied with other works
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VENSAV3210: Single supplies of energy-saving materials
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VENSAV3220: Single zero-rated and standard-rated supplies
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VENSAV3230: Separate supplies
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VENSAV3240: Carving out energy-saving materials from a single supply
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VENSAV3250: Construction of new dwellings
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VENSAV3260: Interaction between energy-saving materials supplied with other works and the 60% test
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VENSAV3270: Replacement conservatory roofs
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VENSAV3280: Replacement walls in prefabricated reinforced concrete (PRC) houses
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VENSAV3290: Meaning of ‘installation’
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VENSAV3300: Walkways and ladders
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VENSAV3310: Swimming pools
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VENSAV3320: Apportionment of energy-saving materials serving buildings used for both qualifying and non-qualifying purposes
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VENSAV3330: More than one job at the same premises
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VENSAV3340: Subcontractors
Source gov.uk
