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A report from the British think‑tank Onward argues that abandoning the UK's statutory net‑zero target after 2029 and relying more on gas and nuclear could cut cumulative power‑system costs by £320 billion between 2030 and 2050, a figure it translates into roughly £530 per household per year. The analysis covers only the GB power system and excludes impacts on heat, transport, industry and the wider economy, a limitation critics say undermines the household saving headline.
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