People living near new pylons in Great Britain will get hundreds of pounds off their bills, as part of government plans to boost energy infrastructure. Households within 500m of new or upgraded pylons will get discounts of up to £2,

British households living near new pylons will benefit from discounts to their energy bills, as the government seeks to win support for the infrastructure required to add new clean power sources to the grid.

Households near major energy infrastructure projects could have up to £2,500 discounted from their bills under Labour’s plans to boost clean power production and homebuilding. Up to £250 will be deducted annually over a 10-year period for households within 500 metres of new or upgraded energy infrastructure under plans unveiled on Monday.

People living near new pylons across Britain will get money off their energy bills, under powers in the government’s upcoming Planning and Infrastructure Bill.

A new route of 'mega pylons' is proposed between Tealing in Angus and Kintore in Aberdeenshire, but the plans have left those living along the route in Deeside furious.

People living near new pylons will get money off their energy bills, the UK Government says. Under powers in the UK Government’s upcoming Planning and

Under new government proposals, households who live near power pylons could receive up to £250 annually in energy bill discounts. However, there's a catch. Ministers are preparing to introduce a scheme that would cut electricity bills by nearly 40% for those living within half a kilometre of new or upgraded energy infrastructure.

People who live near new pylons will get hundreds of pounds off their annual energy bills under plans to boost support for building infrastructure. The Government has set out plans for households living within half a kilometre of new or upgraded power systems such as pylons to get access to a bill discount scheme giving them up to £2,