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Net zero: Labour urged to switch to 'affordable and sensible' policies by ex-Energy UK boss - 'It's illogical!'

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The Labour Government has been warned that their current policies on net zero are "illogical" and "costly" to Britons, as former CEO of Energy UK Angela Knight urged them to implement a more "sensible" structure

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Net zero: Labour urged to switch to 'affordable and sensible' policies by ex-Energy UK boss - 'It's illogical!'

The Labour Government has been warned that their current policies on net zero are "illogical" and "costly" to Britons, as former CEO of Energy UK Angela Knight urged them to implement a more "sensible" structure

·London, United Kingdom
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