Households across the UK will save roughly £150 on their energy bills as green levies were axed as part of the Mini-Budget unveiled today.
The move comes as part of Prime Minister Liz Truss' plans to freeze energy bills at around £2,500 a year for someone with typical use.
The Tory leader had already confirmed green levies being scrapped will form part of that £2,500 figure, with it also being confirmed today in Government "Growth Plan" documents.