Why the CCC wants the government to ensure consumers 'see the benefits of climate action in their bills'

Michael Holder
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Why the CCC wants the government to ensure consumers 'see the benefits of climate action in their bills'

Climate Change Committee calls on government to go further and faster with policy efforts to make electricity cheaper for homes and businesses in the UK

The government must do more to ensure homes and businesses across the UK feel the benefits from the net zero transition, with concerted action to reduce electricity bills a top priority, the Climate Change...

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