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UK government introduces Energy Independence Bill

The government says the legislation aims to lower bills and expand public control of the energy system.

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  • The bill was introduced to Parliament on Wednesday 4 November, according to the government.
  • The government says it will bring forward amendments supporting plans to scrap standing charges on household gas bills.
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The bill sets out the government’s proposed changes to energy affordability and clean-power delivery.

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The government says it will bring forward amendments on household gas standing charges.

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  1. UK government introduces Energy Independence Bill

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  2. The government says the legislation aims to lower bills and expand public control of the energy system.

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  3. The bill was introduced to Parliament on Wednesday 4 November, according to the government.

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  4. The government says it will bring forward amendments supporting plans to scrap standing charges on household gas bills.

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  5. The bill sets out the government’s proposed changes to energy affordability and clean-power delivery.

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  6. The government says it will bring forward amendments on household gas standing charges.

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