The UK Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has released new estimates on the financial impact of the country's transition to net zero emissions by 2050. The OBR projects the total cost of achieving net zero will amount to £803 billion by 2050. Despite this substantial figure, the OBR also indicated that the cost of transitioning to net zero is now considered cheaper than previously thought. Furthermore, the OBR warned that unchecked global warming is expected to cause greater economic damage to the UK. These findings confirm earlier claims that net zero policies could cost taxpayers around £30 billion annually. The debate over the economic implications of net zero continues, with some political voices advocating for scrapping net zero targets to save taxpayer money.