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"Energy firms have been urged to fully commit to Labour's pledge to cut energy bills by 150 for the average household through changes announced at the Budget. Rachel Reeves announced several measures at the fiscal event which she said would deliver substantial cuts for thousands of households. This included ending the energy company obligation (ECO) scheme, which removed the levies that the programme adds to energy bills."
Donations enable on-the-ground journalism and keep reporting available without paywalls, funding coverage of reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. The campaign highlights investigative work on topics such as the financials of high-profile political PACs and a documentary spotlighting American women fighting for reproductive rights. Budget measures announced aim to reduce average household energy bills by £154 by ending the ECO scheme and moving 75% of renewables obligation costs from electricity bills to general taxation. Combined VAT savings are expected to contribute to the reduction. The energy secretary has written to providers insisting all savings be passed to customers, including fixed-contract holders.
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