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Sunny Hundal

@sunny_hundal
Director, Cheap Clean Energy Alliance. Used to be a journalist and a columnist at Guardian, Hindustan Times & Independent. Also @octopusenergy alumni.
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    Aug 18
    I believe this is the most under-discussed chart in UK politics. Since 2000, the price Britons pay for electricity has surpassed most expenses, more than house prices. Prices shot up after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but they were on an extraordinary trajectory anyway.
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    Why are electricity prices rising even as more renewables supply us with energy? What's the difference between the Conservatives and Labour on clean energy? Really pleased to be asked these questions by @Psythor for the latest YIMBY Podcast!
    Throwing the baby out with the grey water
    From abundancepod.com
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    Aug 26
    The government is focused on having people use less energy rather than making it cheaper. That's the wrong way round. Electricity use has declined for last 15 years. In a system where the fixed costs are growing, we need MORE people to use electricity and spread the costs more
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    Aug 26
    We know people cannot wait when it comes to tackling high energy bills. The Prime Minister and this Government are focussed on both immediate and long term solutions. We’re looking at how to accelerate the Warm Homes Plan and working hand in hand with local government to roll
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    Aug 26
    Last week, for the first time, we got a look into Tory energy policy. That's worth our attention for two reasons: - climate change - energy bills are ridiculously high. Here's what I took away from it: 1. Claire Coutinho is not a fan of renewable energy She states: "Britain
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    Aug 25
    What’s the difference between the Conservatives and Labour party on issues such as climate change and net zero? That difference is quite important if you care about climate change too. A short article on what we learned last week >> cheapcleanenergy.substack.com/p/britain-no-l…