MORE North Sea oil drilling will not lower bills, campaigners warned the next prime minister as a government adviser called on Labour to “hold the course” on climate action.The climate change committee published its latest analysis yesterday which estimated that households adopting a heat pump, solar panels and drive an electric vehicle could save £1,200 a year compared with traditional energy sources.Rural households reliant on oil boilers saw a 10-fold rise in energy bills since the start of the Iran war.

MORE North Sea oil drilling will not lower bills, campaigners warned the next prime minister as a government adviser called on Labour to “hold the course” on climate action.

The climate change committee published its latest analysis yesterday which estimated that households adopting a heat pump, solar panels and drive an electric vehicle could save £1,200 a year compared with traditional energy sources.

Rural households reliant on oil boilers saw a 10-fold rise in energy bills since the start of the Iran war.

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