The government plans to implement flexible tariffs and smart appliance integration for households, aiming to significantly reduce electricity bills. This strategy, detailed in the Clean Flexibility Roadmap led by Energy Minister Michael Shanks, is designed to offer consumers more choices regarding energy use and savings. By enabling access to off-peak electricity prices, the initiative aims to produce substantial system cost savings by 2050 while supporting low bills. The roadmap also aligns with the UK's net-zero goals and seeks to improve power network resilience for consumers.
Households are set to gain greater control over their energy costs as the government unveils plans for flexible tariffs and smart appliance integration, aimed at significantly cutting electricity bills.
The Clean Flexibility Roadmap, designed to give households and businesses more choice over their energy use, focuses on enabling consumers to benefit from off-peak, lower electricity prices.
This initiative is projected to contribute to savings of up to 70 billion in system costs by 2050.
This strategic shift aims to alleviate financial pressure, bolster power network resilience, and align with the UK's net-zero targets.
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