Prime Minister Liz Truss has this week made moves to limit the rise of Britain’s spiralling energy costs as she unveiled a raft of new measures to combat the cost of living crisis yesterday (Thursday).
Ms Truss announced a two-year plan to cap the cost energy for a typical household at £2,500 and further announced plans to offer support to businesses.
Speaking in the House of Commons, she said the move would save the average household around £1000 annually amidst fears of skyrocketing costs for gas and electricity and comes in addition to the £400 energy bill support scheme announced previously.
