UK Energy Secretary outlines £40 billion plan to achieve clean energy by 2030, amid cost concerns.

UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband outlined a plan to make the UK's energy system clean by 2030, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050 with £40 billion annual investment. The plan faces challenges like delays in clean-energy projects and reliance on gas-powered stations. Critics question whether this will lower energy bills as promised, with Miliband defending that renewables will eventually be cheaper than gas, though he admits there's no guarantee bills will drop.

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