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Tandem Bank urges new Labour Government to prioritise home energy efficiency

Tandem consumer tracker shows sixth consecutive month of declining consumer commitment to green.

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• The gap in the UK’s intention to adopt a greener lifestyle and the actions taken has widened, deteriorating by 1pt last month.
• Overall progress has come to a near complete standstill since April this year, highlighting need for added support from Government.

Alex Mollart, Chief Executive, Tandem Bank, said: “This month’s green tracker continues an ongoing trend: declining consumer commitment to sustainability despite good intentions.

“However, the Labour Party's landslide victory under a manifesto committed to advancing the green agenda, offers a fresh opportunity for change. Even more encouragingly, the new Government seems to be taking a more ambitious, proactive approach to policy, which I hope means there will be a much-needed change in how things are done. GB Energy is a clear signal of Labour's commitment to bold climate initiatives.

“Now is the time for decisive leadership. We need to see a clear, actionable climate plan from the Government that directly engages with consumers at the ground level, who are still experiencing ongoing financial pressures that prevent them from making the climate commitments they want to in how they live.”

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