Quid Pro Quo: Cheaper electricity now, for longer term market reforms
UK households are being hit by another bout of energy cost inflation. Moving levies out of the electricity system and into general taxation will encourage electrification, delivering longer term energy security and insulation from future price shocks. But there is a quid pro quo - in exchange for near-term bill relief, we must exercise much greater cost discipline when procuring new generation and network infrastructure in the future.
Speeding up grid connections to lower bills and deliver growth
Connecting to Britain's electricity grid has become a slow and sclerotic process. Increasing competition in grid connections can help break the bottleneck and speed up Britain's electrification ambitions.
Cut bills & boost electrification by removing carbon price support
Britain’s second carbon tax has served its purpose. Cutting it would save consumers money at minimal cost to the Government.
Unblocking AI growth zones
Britain has the chance to lead in the global AI race, but to do so we will need to reform the rules that hold back sustainable development.
Air conditioning: saving lives and accelerating net-zero
Air conditioning can save lives, boost productivity and help the UK achieve net zero. Currently, government regulation all but bans it.
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