Lib Dems back 'pot zero' plan to cut energy bills

The Liberal Democrats have proposed a "Pot Zero" plan to reduce energy bills in the UK. The plan aims to break the link between gas prices and electricity costs, which have been driving up energy bills. According to the party's leader, Sir Ed Davey, the UK must move away from its reliance on gas and instead focus on renewable energy sources. The Lib Dems believe that this will help stabilize electricity prices and provide consumers with more affordable energy. The "Pot Zero" plan includes measures such as investing in renewable energy infrastructure, improving energy efficiency in homes, and supporting the development of new technologies like battery storage. The party claims that this approach could save households hundreds of pounds on their energy bills. The proposal comes as the UK faces a cost-of-living crisis, with many families struggling to afford their energy bills. The Lib Dems hope that their "Pot Zero" plan will provide a viable solution to this pressing issue.