Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and deputy leader Richard Tice announced energy policies aimed at cutting bills, including a windfall tax on renewable energy companies and a ban on farmers benefiting from inheritance tax relief if they build solar panels. The party’s stance on scrapping net zero has been criticized by experts, warning that it could alienate voters concerned about climate change and potentially lead to increased energy costs. Critics argue that Reform’s plan could hinder energy security, increase bills, and benefit oil companies at the expense of households and the environment.
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