A PR Manager for Power-Pipe UK has initiated that the public ought to be made aware of the negotiations that are taking place at this very moment to alter the paperwork present in the Standard Assessment Procedure.

Talks and consultations are being held in order to determine how the current measures of mandatory assessments of living spaces across the United Kingdom can be changed so that money can be saved and new avenues for social improvement can be explored. With twenty facets of the SAP being under close scrutiny at this time, Jessica Harman of Power-Pipe UK has already intimated that certain procedures in the ways in which various amounts of hot water are worked out by the SAP need to be altered for the future. It has been suggested that there are ways in which changing the ways in which SAP investigates this could result in saving significant amounts of cost.

The spokesperson for Power-Pipe UK emphasizes that these avenues into Waste Water Heat Recovery (alternatively abbreviated to WWHR) need to be explored and have not been as of yet. These are some of the many issues that leading members of Power-Pipe are intent to raise and it is important that they are considered as the voice of an alternative to the current SAP system. Ms Harman is adamant therefore that the ways in which SAP is used to assess the conditions and procedures for building all across the United Kingdom need to be addressed and taken seriously. Without this, a very large amount of inefficiency and unnecessary large costs could be added simply due to the progression of an antiquated SAP system. Ms Harman of Power-Pipe UK stresses that the discussion for these changes and possible implementations and alterations will bring themselves to an end on the 27th January and therefore urges anyone with any ideas to come and put their ideas forward.