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Green energy deals in decline as households opt for lower prices

August 04, 2025

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The Guardian

The number of green energy tariffs available to British households has plummeted during the cost of living crisis as bill payers choose affordability over sustainability, according to industry data.

- Jillian Ambrose

Energy suppliers have pulled tariffs advertised as "green" from the market since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered a global energy crisis that pushed gas and electricity bills to record highs.

Green tariffs, which are typically more expensive than standard deals, made up about 85% of the UK's supply market in 2022 as climate-conscious households opted to pay a premium for deals backed by renewable energy.

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time to read

1 min

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The Guardian

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time to read

3 mins

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time to read

1 mins

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'I'm ashamed': Watson slams fans' conduct at Ryder Cup

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time to read

2 mins

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The Guardian

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time to read

1 mins

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The Guardian

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Returning Mourinho says he is still Chelsea's greatest manager

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time to read

2 mins

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time to read

3 mins

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The Guardian

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Wounded suffer amid shortage of pain relief at hospitals

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time to read

3 mins

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The Guardian

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time to read

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The Guardian

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time to read

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