Rishi Sunak has confirmed he will delay the ban on sale of new petrol and diesel cars until 2035.
More time to switch to heat pumps - with boiler upgrade grants increased to £7,500Rishi Suank tells LBC he discusses Net-Zero with his daughters
The plans have caused a split among green-minded Tory MPs and those who want to stall green plans in a bid to save costs on families. "The green industrial revolution is already generating huge numbers of high quality jobs and helping to drive growth and level up our country," he added. "It is crucial that we give those businesses confidence that government is still committed to net zero and can see the way ahead.It was Mr Johnson who in 2020 announced plans to bring the ban on new cars being powered solely by fossil fuels to 2030.
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