UK considers cutting household energy efficiency schemes to fund over £2 billion in defense spending
The UK is considering scaling back its flagship energy efficiency scheme, designed to upgrade millions of homes, to save over £2 billion (approximately $2.6 billion) from the energy sector to fund higher defense spending, according to Bloomberg Markets.
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