Sturgeon: Halting green levy on bills will have ‘marginal’ impact only

The transcript discusses the inadequacy of current political approaches to the energy crisis, emphasizing the need for significant interventions to prevent rising energy bills. It suggests canceling the next energy base cap increase and fostering collaboration between the government and energy companies to find long-term funding solutions. The primary responsibility of the UK Government is highlighted as preventing the adverse impact on families.

What is the main criticism of the political approaches discussed in the first section?

• They are not supported by the public.

• They are too expensive.

• They are not significant enough to address the crisis.

• They are too complex to implement.

What is suggested as a necessary action to address the energy crisis in the second section?

• Increase energy production.

• Reduce energy consumption.

• Cancel the next increase in the energy base cap.

• Privatize energy companies.

Who should collaborate to fund the long-term solution for the energy crisis?

• Government and energy companies.

• Energy companies and consumers.

• Private investors and energy companies.

• International organizations and local governments.

What is the immediate responsibility of the UK Government according to the final section?

• To reduce taxes on energy.

• To prevent the rise in energy bills.

• To increase energy exports.

• To invest in renewable energy.

What consequence is the UK Government trying to prevent by intervening in the energy crisis?

• Misery inflicted on families.

• A rise in global energy prices.

• A decrease in energy supply.

• An increase in energy exports.