The boss of UK energy company Ovo has set out a plan for the government to subsidise gas and electricity bills amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Stephen Fitzpatrick, the founder of the Bristol-headquartered energy firm, has put forward a 10-point action plan that he says will see the poorest families get the most support.
Under the plan, every household would get some help towards bills, but low-income families would be prioritised in a similar way to how the tax-free allowance works. Meanwhile, support would taper off for high earners using more electricity.
