A study by the thinktank E3G suggests the government's £15bn warm homes plan would cut household energy bills by £1bn a year and create about 50,000 jobs, far more than the roughly 1,100 jobs linked to the Rosebank oilfield, as ministers consider budget savings.
Home insulation and heat pumps 'would cut UK living costs more than new oilfields'
A study by the thinktank E3G suggests the government's £15bn warm homes plan would cut household energy bills by £1bn a year and create about 50,000 jobs, far more than the roughly 1,100 jobs linked to the Rosebank oilfield, as ministers consider budget savings.
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