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Proposal ◈ RECONSTITUTED · d’Hive reconstruction

Put cost and security first and roll back the renewables-led Net Zero strategy

Remove green levies and subsidies, reassess Net Zero and expand reliable domestic energy including oil and gas.

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Reconstruction: prioritise affordability and security over the current Net Zero timetable. Remove or reduce green levies and subsidies, reassess renewable commitments and network costs, and permit greater domestic energy including oil and gas.

Caveat: no sufficiently detailed comparable 2035 generation mix is supplied; none is invented here.

Source: Reform UK — Our Contract with You · Open reference

By Reform UK · 31 Aug 2026
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Overview

Reconstruction: prioritise affordability and security over the current Net Zero timetable. Remove or reduce green levies and subsidies, reassess renewable commitments and network costs, and permit greater domestic energy including oil and gas.

Caveat: no sufficiently detailed comparable 2035 generation mix is supplied; none is invented here.

Arguments

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Argument

Retains dispatchable supply

Thermal capacity supports reliability during low renewables.

Supports: Put cost and security first and roll back the renewables-led Net Zero strategy

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Tests whole-system costs

A review can expose networks, backup, curtailment and subsidy commitments.

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Argument

Reversal may deter investment

Changing commitments increases uncertainty.

Opposes: Put cost and security first and roll back the renewables-led Net Zero strategy

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Fossil prices are international

Domestic extraction does not guarantee low electricity prices.

Opposes: Put cost and security first and roll back the renewables-led Net Zero strategy

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Shared issue metrics

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Curtailment and balancing

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Curtailment and balancing.

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Capital investment

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Capital investment.

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Gas generation

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Gas generation.

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Carbon intensity

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Carbon intensity.

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Fuel import exposure

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Fuel import exposure.

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Consumer electricity price

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Consumer electricity price.

MetricConsumer electricity price
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Reliability and security

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Reliability and security.

MetricReliability and security
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Whole-system electricity cost

Shared issue-level comparison metric: Whole-system electricity cost.

MetricWhole-system electricity cost
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