Government moves to axe proposed hydrogen levy on households

James Murray
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Government moves to axe proposed hydrogen levy on households

Amendment to Energy Bill confirms plan to drop hydrogen levy and replace it with a new levy on the gas shipping industry

The government has today put forward an amendment to its upcoming Energy Bill that would axe previous plans to introduce a hydrogen levy on domestic energy bills to help fund the development of new hydrogen...

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