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Originally Posted by Damien
Green Taxes are not the worst causing of the rises as I said in few posts ago. They make up around 9% but haven't increased that much in relation to the massive increases we're seeing elsewhere. They're also a far wider ranging set of tax measures than just eco ones, i.e the warm home rebate.
To be honest though I don't think TheDaddy was having a Labour vs Tory bash, he was having a go at the energy companies generally.
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That 9% is based on an average across gas and electricity. For electricity alone it is 14%, and for Gas it is 5%. And that is nothing compared to the future impact.
41% by 2030.
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On that picture households will be paying 41% more for their electricity bills as a result of green policies than the retail price is expected to be.
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