The deputy leader of UK political party Reform has told renewable energy industry leaders, including the founder of Octopus Energy Greg Jackson, that the party would “strike down” subsidies should it win the next election in 2029.
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July 17, 2025
Reform UK tells Octopus it will cancel renewable energy contracts
The party plans to “strike down” clean energy subsidies should it win the next election in 2029
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