Low electricity use plan scrapped for fairness
The government’s move could see 60% of households with lower power bills.
Andrew Bevin
Fri, 17 Sep 2021
The government is moving to phase out regulations on low-use electricity plans, which it says will result in lower power bills for about 60% of households.
As it stands, the cost of delivering electricity through lines charges to those on low-use plans is supplemented by other households on
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Andrew Bevin
Fri, 17 Sep 2021
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Low electricity use plan scrapped for fairness
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