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Consumers would save 170 m per year under a new deal with Drax covering 2027-2031 .
Drax, a former coal-fired plant which now burns wood pellets, is paid to generate energy using wood that must be 70% sustainable.
That sustainability figure will rise to 100% by 2027 under the new deal.
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