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Coutinho labels Labour’s 2030 zero carbon grid plan ‘mad, bad and dangerous’

Coutinho labels Labour’s 2030 zero carbon grid plan ‘mad, bad and dangerous’

Labour’s plan for a net zero carbon grid by 2030 is “mad, bad and downright dangerous”, energy secretary Claire Coutinho has warned. Coutinho took aim at the Labour pledge as both parties debated grid decarbonisation strategies during the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero question time in the House of Commons.

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