In our latest review of sector coverage across the national newspapers, there is speculation that Boris Johnson is poised to accelerate the shift to electric vehicles. There is also coverage of a controversial code modification by SSEN that would give networks emergency powers to use a household’s smart meter to switch off their supply. Meanwhile, new figures have revealed that water companies pumped raw sewage into rivers nearly 300,000 times last year.
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