I thank the hon. Member for East Lothian for his passionate and informative speech. The Government have provided almost £40 billion of energy bills support through different schemes from October 2022 to address the wholesale energy price challenge caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year. For households in fuel poverty, we have targeted support such as a £150 reduction off energy bills through the warm home discount scheme, which has been extended to around 3 million households. We are looking at ways to make the warm home discount more flexible and help respond to future increased pressures on consumers' bills. Ofgem published a call for input last week to look at how standing charges are applied to energy bills and what alternatives could be considered. The Government cross-subsidy scheme provides an annual cross-subsidy of some £112 million to the north of Scotland, reducing the electricity distribution charge for a typical household in that area by more than £60 a year. For projects based in Scotland, developers follow the Scottish Government's offshore energy good practice principles when creating community benefit packages. The consultation on proposals for community benefits has closed and we intend to publish a response as soon as we can. Historically, customers on prepayment meters have paid higher standing charges than direct debit customers; however, Ofgem is due to announce shortly how it will create an enduring replacement for the scheme so that prepayment meter customers will no longer pay an unfair premium once and for all.