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Energy Security Strategy: Are the PM and Chancellor at loggerheads over the role of green energy? - Vimarsana News

Energy Security Strategy: Are the PM and Chancellor at loggerheads over the role of green energy?

Reports over the weekend suggest growng discord between Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson about the extent to which new nuclear and clean energy projects should feature in UK's response to soaring energy bills

From businesses to bishops, calls grow for Chancellor to tackle energy bill crisis - Vimarsana News

From businesses to bishops, calls grow for Chancellor to tackle energy bill crisis

Green business groups lead calls for government to double down on net zero transition and place efficiency and clean tech at heart of response to energy crunch

Net zero: Tory faction tests Johnson support for climate target - Vimarsana News

Net zero: Tory faction tests Johnson support for climate target

Boris Johnson’s 2050 emissions target is being challenged by a band of his own MPs.

Source: bbc.co.uk
'It's all a bit cynical': the politicians behind the Tory attack on net zero agenda | Green politics - Vimarsana News

'It's all a bit cynical': the politicians behind the Tory attack on net zero agenda | Green politics

Amid fears about the cost of living crisis, those opposed to government’s climate agenda appear to have sensed an opportunity

A new Tory faction is 'scrutinising' net zero – with tactics learned from Brexit | Eleanor Salter - Vimarsana News

A new Tory faction is 'scrutinising' net zero – with tactics learned from Brexit | Eleanor Salter

The Net Zero Scrutiny Group is blaming the cost-of-living crisis on green policies. Its potential influence shouldn’t be ignored, says climate writer Eleanor Salter