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Liz Truss restated her commitment to net zero, renewables, and nuclearpower, as well as North Sea oil and gas, in her keynote speech to the Conservative Party conference this morning, which saw the embattled Prime Minister decry climate activists who briefly interrupted her from the audience as "anti-growth".
Moreover, the emergency package sets out £6bn a year for a ‘Warm Homes Plan', which the Party said would insulate 19 million homes over the next decade, in a move it claimed would slash the average family energy bill by £1,000 a year. The remaining funding for the plan would be secured by reducing inflation, the Party said.
The FT reported that the latest delay appeared to be largely the result of Treasury concerns over the cost of the new package. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly indicated that he wants to put a major expansion of nuclearpower at the heart of the new strategy.
However, to date there has been little indication as to what measures the government is planning to take to reduce gas imports in the short term and Ministers have thus far ducked calls for the Treasury to come forward with a more generous support package for households that are set to see energy bills increase by around 50 per cent from next month.
or, just save the nuclearpower plant currently slated to be shutdown in Ohio. Action: Buy a Retail Electricity Provider like Just Energy for $500m and sell consumer power from the renewable energy projects they already have under contract, increasing their return on those investments.
He added that: "the good news is, Russia can't directly manipulate the price of renewable energy and nuclearpower in the UK. Now, more than ever, we must focus on generating cheaper, cleaner power in Britain, for Britain.
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