End £30bn bank benefits, tax wealth like work, break the gas price link, launch a rooftop solar revolution and build 1.4m homes. Peoplenomics in five steps.
Energy
Britain stands at an energy crossroads and for the first time in a generation, the right path is also the cheaper one.
Clean homegrown electricity is among the cheapest power ever generated. The green transition is not a sacrifice. It is an opportunity for lower bills, energy independence and freedom from the fossil fuel rollercoaster.
The green future is not a dream. It is a choice.
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Britain paid £43bn extra for energy in 2023 because gas sets the price. Wholesale price control, a North Sea deal and breaking the link could slash UK bills.
UK energy bills are at the mercy of casino capitalism. Control wholesale prices, extend it to North Sea oil and gas and break the gas link – that's how we win.
Neighbours on one Sheffield street clubbed together to bulk-buy solar panels, cutting costs by over 40%. Now their summer bills go negative. Here's how.
Tony Blair is wrong on green energy. High bills come from fossil fuels and a rigged market — not renewables.
Cold homes, high bills and rising anxiety show Britain’s energy system is failing. It’s time to put people before profit.
Labour’s moral test is whether it can cut energy bills, end fuel poverty and raise living standards by embracing clean power and fair reform.
Britain’s energy bills are artificially high. Three simple reforms could cut costs, protect jobs and end exposure to global gas price shocks.
Breaking the gas price link could slash energy bills, cut inflation and add billions to the economy, according to new modelling.
Has breaking the gas price link been done before? Spain shows it can cut costs fast — and why waiting until 2030 will cost Britain dearly.
Millions are paying more than necessary for energy. Breaking the gas price link would cut bills and protect households and businesses.
Breaking the gas price link could halve energy bills, cut inflation and add £30bn to the economy, argues green entrepreneur Dale Vince.
THE big mouthed, beer swilling, chain smoking bloke who brought us Brexit is working on a sequel. Britain’s exit from Net Zero — we should call it Nexit.