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General · 24 June 2026

Climate adviser warns reduced plans cost UK £100bn annually.

Climate adviser warns reduced plans cost UK £100bn annually.

Higher living costs and weaker investment could follow if climate plans are reduced, according to the UK's chief climate adviser. Nigel Topping said on 24 June that a Climate Change Committee report found strong progress in renewable energy and electric vehicle use but slower heat pump take-up. It says the net zero economy adds about £100bn each year and heat pumps could save rural homes up to £1,900 annually.

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