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Introduce a National Baseline Energy Guarantee for All UK Households

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Introduce a Baseline Energy Guarantee giving each household 1000 kWh at no marginal cost, which could be funded through a fixed operational fee. Energy used above this should be billed normally. Future increases in the baseline should depend on domestic renewable generation growth.

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Introduce a National Baseline Energy Guarantee for All UK Households

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Introduce a Baseline Energy Guarantee giving each household 1000 kWh at no marginal cost, which could be funded through a fixed operational fee. Energy used above this should be billed normally. Future increases in the baseline should depend on domestic renewable generation growth.

National
47 reactions·100% agree
Ed Miliband

Ed Miliband

Energy Secretary

Energy Secretary

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