The new Labour government has failed to confirm to FactCheck that it stands by a key election pledge to cut energy bills by up to £300 - despite the prime minister saying he was committed to the figure just last week.
The new Labour government has failed to confirm to FactCheck that it stands by a key election pledge to cut energy bills by up to £300 –, Labour has claimed that its plans for net zero – including the creation of a “publicly owned clean energy company”, GB Energy – will “lower bills”.said that his policies would “help families save up to £300 off their energy bills”. The claimed savings would kick in from 2030.
But after repeated email requests from FactCheck to explain how the £300 figure was calculated, and whether the government still stands by it, the energy department appeared to back away from the number.
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