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Greenpeace activists scale power station’s 75-metre chimney stacks to protest ‘The Great Gas Rip-Off’
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Greenpeace UK
“I shouldn’t be climbing on power stations.
As a result, UK electricity prices are now among the highest in Europe – and far higher than in the US.
“Right across the country, people are struggling to pay their bills, while the gas giants running our power stations rake in huge profits.
“The government could stop this today – by ending the system that lets expensive gas set electricity prices.
The reforms would also shield British households and businesses from gas price volatility, like those experienced during the recent energy crisis.
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