Net zero will cost households an extra £1,400 A YEAR by 2030 and risks ‘serious economic damage’

NET zero plans to update Britain's energy network will cost the average household more than £1,400 per year, new research claims. A report by right-leaning think tank the Prosperity Institute estimates plans to decarbonise the electricity grid will cost taxpayers £40billion by 2030. Subsidies on wind, solar and nuclear

A hasty push for net zero has raised risks and costs to consumers  The Times