Energy & Net Zero

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Executive Summary

Affordable, reliable energy is fundamental to economic growth, national security and improving living standards. This policy reforms the UK’s energy system to deliver lower prices for households and businesses while maintaining a secure, resilient and lower-carbon electricity network.

• Affordable Energy
  • Business Electricity Tariff Framework
  • Does the £25 Energy Subscription Make Electricity More Expensive?
  • Electricity Resilience Fund
  • Getting to 15p/kWh: Who Pays More, Who Pays Less?
  • How Prepayment Meters Would Work
  • Medical Allowance and Support for Vulnerable Households
  • National Domestic Energy Tariff Policy
  • Standing charges: what are we actually paying for?
  • The Network Access Charge: Real-World Numbers
  • Why a 15p Electricity Unit Price Is Achievable
  • Why the Network Subscription is £25 per Month
  • Why Zero VAT Does Not Solve High Energy Bills
• Electricity Market Reform
  • Electricity System Transformation Plan
  • Is the UK Electricity Market Really Private?
  • Legacy Renewable Support Schemes
  • Ofgem Needs to Go
  • Other Proposals to Cut Electricity Bills — and Where We Agree
  • Public Energy Bonds
  • Replacing Ofgem: A Consumer-Led Energy Regulator
  • The Illusion of Competition in the Domestic Energy Market
  • The Tangle of ROCs — and How We Fairly Untangle It
• Electrification
  • Will EVs and Heat Pumps Make Cheap Overnight Electricity Disappear?
• Energy Ownership & Investment
  • Assets by Government
  • Electricity Supplier EBIT profits
  • Energy Asset Map
  • Energy Ownership
  • Local electricity networks
  • Public vs Private Ownership of the Electricity System
• Evidence & Research
  • 2025 Wholesale Unit Price Analysis
  • Can suppliers buy electricity in advance – and can a 15p tariff work?
  • Electric Standing Charge Map
  • Great Britain’s Day and Night Electricity Demand Gap
  • How does this policy compare to the UK’s main political parties?
  • How UK Electricity Prices Compare with the Rest of the World
  • Overnight Demand in the UK
  • Single-Phase vs Three-Phase Connections
  • Summer Solar Abundance: Consistent National Off-Peak Tariff
  • Understanding Today’s Electricity Unit Price
  • Why Solar Panels and Home Batteries Are Not the Solution for Everyone
  • Why UK Electricity Prices Remain High: Historical Cost Analysis 2020-2025
• Generation & Energy Security