Rishi Sunak is poised to announce a major rowing back on several green policies, including pushing back plans toThe Prime Minister is understood to be considering ripping up theHe is also likely to water down Mr Johnson’s promise to, aiming instead to cut the number of installations by 80 per cent by that date instead.
The plans are expected to be set out in a major speech by Mr Sunak later this week, in which he will trumpet the UK’s commitment to tacklingPress Association reports that some environmentalist Tory MPs are considering writing letters of no confidence in the Prime Minister if he goes ahead with the policy changes.net zero
, said: “If this is true, the decision will cost the UK jobs, inward investment, and future economic growth that could have been ours by committing to the industries of the future. “It will potentially destabilise thousands of jobs and see investment go elsewhere. And ultimately the people who will pay the price for this will be householders whose bills will remain higher as a result of inefficient“Rishi Sunak still has time to think again and not make the greatest mistake of his premiership, condemning the UK to missing out on what can be the opportunity of the decade to deliver growth, jobs and future prosperity.
Mr Sunak increasingly sees the approach to climate change as a major dividing line with Labour ahead of