Member

Can the Minister say what the costs will be? He ably represented it as almost technical detail that we need not worry too much about, but I understand, particularly from the debate in the other place, that the pace that has been set is already adding over £100 a year—the equivalent of 12%—to the average cost of a household’s electricity bill. I cannot remember if the further increase would be £108 or £138, in another two, three or five years’ time. So is the cost at the moment an additional £100 a year on our household electricity bills—12% of the average—and is it set to rise? Can the Minister put a figure on that?