Government should ease energy policy costs for ‘concerned’ businesses, says E.On
E.On said it believes UK manufacturers could save more than £2 billion by 2035 by switching away from gas and scaling up clean energy technology.
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E.On has agreed to buy rival Ovo in a deal which would create Britain’s largest supplier. Chris Norbury, the chief executive of the UK energy firm, said shifting policy cost into general taxation would help spark further investment from businesses and help support the transition to renewables.
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E.On has agreed to buy rival Ovo in a deal which would create Britain’s largest supplier.
according to The Independent +1Chris Norbury, the chief executive of the UK energy firm, said shifting policy cost into general taxation would help spark further investment from businesses and help support the transition to renewables.
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