Budget 2026: Green levies stripped from energy bills
John Healey will scrap green levies from energy bills and shift environmental funding into the wider tax base to minimise the impact of the Iran war on UK households. The Chancellor said on Wednesday he would axe the surcharge applied to energy bills “for good”, in what represents major shift of the government’s environmental agenda. [...]
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