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This is the best summary I could come up with:
This year a BBC investigation found six out of 10 recently inspected UK rental homes failed to meet a proposed new standard for energy efficiency.
The minister said the ideas and discussions that had come from the group had been "hugely valuable in supporting the ambition to reduce total UK energy demand by 15% from 2021 levels by 2030."
In response, energy analyst Jess Ralston told the BBC: "The gas boiler and petrol car phase-out weren't set to have any impact on cost of living for struggling families for more than a decade, but insulation programmes could have a more immediate impact, yet the prime minister ditched that policy last week and now the government seems to be turning its back on experts and ideas that could help boost energy efficiency."
"Experts like Citizen's Advice are clear if you want to bring down bills you do energy efficiency, you help people to stop wasting heat through rooves, windows and walls."
The group also said the government "could have easily replaced Alison Rose, there are lots of business people who feel they have a stake in how homes can be improved."
But Labour's shadow net zero secretary Ed Miliband said the change of direction showed Mr Sunak "doesn't give a damn about the climate crisis".
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