Households near new pylons set to receive £250 off their energy bills

James Murray
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Households near new pylons set to receive £250 off their energy bills

Government unveils plan to offer those living near new pylon projects money off their energy bills, as Labour warns opposition to transmission lines risks driving up costs for everyone

The government is to advance plans to offer households living near new pylon projects up to £250 a year off their energy bills, as it looks to boost support for new clean energy infrastructure projects....

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