'Unclear who will shoulder costs': Industry reacts to Truss energy plan

Typical bill capped at £2,500 a year

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Industry commentators have reacted to newly elected Liz Truss’ energy plan, which puts a cap on energy bills for households for the next two years at £2,500. The plan is expected to cost the UK economy up to £150bn.

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