Telegraph: The Energy Bill will introduce a £9.5 billion levy on electricity suppliers to fund the building of coal-fired power stations fitted with a new technology that takes carbon dioxide and stores it underground. The Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Incentive is likely to be passed onto customers, adding up 2-3 per cent or £17 per annum onto the average annual bill from 2020. Consumers already pay extra to help electricity companies build wind farms and other forms of renewable …