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You re live with bbc news. the great energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy has numerous dimensions to: jobs lost, others created, electric vehicles, heat pumps, triple glazing. but to those who live in rural communities it will almost certainly means more pylons and cables, a vast network of infrastructure to bring powerfrom where it is newly generated to the homes and businesses of the future. today an independent expert, who s been asked by the british government to consider ways to speed up the switch to green energy, has suggested paying people to put pylons near their homes. ministers want to halve the time it takes to construct power lines, currently 12 to ia years, so that new clean energy projects can be delivered faster. and that means somehow circumventing local opposition. the bbc talks to the government about it may seem probably in favour