comparison website. he is in the studio without. thank you for being with us this morning. kevin, good morning. talk us through it. no matter how many times we talk about the price cap, you have to remind yourself how it works and why it has implications for our energy bills. can you make it simple? i’ll implications for our energy bills. can you make it simple?- can you make it simple? i ll do my best. the energy can you make it simple? i ll do my best. the energy regulator- can you make it simple? i ll do my best. the energy regulator of - can you make it simple? i ll do my best. the energy regulator ofjim i best. the energy regulator ofjim sets a maximum price that can be charged to us, as householders, for each unit of gas and electricity. remember, it s really important, this is not a cap on your total bill, if you use more, you re going to pay more. if you don t use very much, you are to pay less. you can look at it two ways. one way is that you look at the price for each uni
environmental and water consultant, professor carolyn roberts is bringing the legal challenge against severn trent water and joins us now. thank you for your time this morning. can you tell us what you got involved in this particular case? , ., ., got involved in this particular case? , ., ., got involved in this particular case? , ., ., ., case? yes, i m someone who has had an interest case? yes, i m someone who has had an interest in case? yes, i m someone who has had an interest in rivers case? yes, i m someone who has had an interest in rivers and case? yes, i m someone who has had an interest in rivers and quality - an interest in rivers and quality for many years. i was approached and askedif for many years. i was approached and asked if i would be the class representative, representing the interests of all of the householders interests of all of the householders in the areas covered by the relevant water companies. and because i m so passionate about rivers, i accep
of ii% to a minimum of 15% to invest in renewable energies. live now to geneva and our correspondent imogen foulkes. let s look at some context here. in practical terms, what changes as a result of this vote? for householders - result of this vote? for householders and - result of this vote? for| householders and small result of this vote? fr? householders and small businesses, who were actually looking to maybe switch from oil fired who were actually looking to maybe switch from oilfired heating, which is what houses here have, and may be moved to solar panels and heat exchange pumps, that is quite good news. they are going to get some government help to do that. in the long term this is quite an ambitious plan, but it has a big chunk of money attached to it, three and a half billion dollars is going to be made available over the next ten years to move to renewables, to encourage businesses, basically households and businesses. switzerland as a whole has to be emitting 75% less gre
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Eleven million households have bank debts and five of them have mortgages. One million of them are declared vulnerable. Given the interest rate shock from 2020, the number of vulnerable households among those in debt will rise from 10% to 14% with a rise of 400 basis points in the price of money.