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I happily give way, as I still have another minute.
I happily give way, as I still have another minute.
I am tempted immediately to invite interventions, because of the brilliant timekeeping and discipline shown by all my colleagues. I want to speak in support of the Bill. The Government are to be congratulated on the way in which they have dealt with these extremely difficult issues. They are no...
I am tempted immediately to invite interventions, because of the brilliant timekeeping and discipline shown by all my colleagues. I want to speak in support of the Bill. The Government are to be congratulated on the way in which they have dealt with these extremely difficult issues. They are no...
The country would be further ahead with waste disposal if the previous Conservative Government had not pulled the plug on their plan on the day that the 1997 general election was declared. However, is not the real question whether the generators, in paying their full share, pay the appropriate share...
The country would be further ahead with waste disposal if the previous Conservative Government had not pulled the plug on their plan on the day that the 1997 general election was declared. However, is not the real question whether the generators, in paying their full share, pay the appropriate share...
Will the Secretary of State give way?
Will the Secretary of State give way?
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
Will my right hon. Friend give way?
There could be reasons to be cheerful in part 3 if the Government can guarantee that the nuclear generators will take on the full costs of decommissioning and waste management. The nuclear White Paper, of course, honestly explains that in extreme circumstances the taxpayer will have to pay the bills...
There could be reasons to be cheerful in part 3 if the Government can guarantee that the nuclear generators will take on the full costs of decommissioning and waste management. The nuclear White Paper, of course, honestly explains that in extreme circumstances the taxpayer will have to pay the bills...
I would very much like my fears to be allayed, but I think that the risk is there. The evidence of what has happened in the last seven years in terms of the growth of international terrorism is something that we cannot simply ignore. When it comes to costs, the...
I would very much like my fears to be allayed, but I think that the risk is there. The evidence of what has happened in the last seven years in terms of the growth of international terrorism is something that we cannot simply ignore. When it comes to costs, the...
I am not saying that that is the way forward; I am saying that it is an option. I am trying to make the point that we must take a different approach to the nuclear issue. Rather than being fundamentally for or against it, we must consider the role that...
I am not saying that that is the way forward; I am saying that it is an option. I am trying to make the point that we must take a different approach to the nuclear issue. Rather than being fundamentally for or against it, we must consider the role that...
My hon. Friend makes an important point, but it comes down to whether any new generation or fleet of power stations will be built simultaneously or consecutively. Given that everyone agrees that it will take about 10 years for the first station to be built, and then after that perhaps...
My hon. Friend makes an important point, but it comes down to whether any new generation or fleet of power stations will be built simultaneously or consecutively. Given that everyone agrees that it will take about 10 years for the first station to be built, and then after that perhaps...
If we are discussing plan B—leaving aside electricity generation and considering total energy use—it is on page 164 of the nuclear White Paper. The analysis from the UK Markal-Macro model shows that without new nuclear, we would need to decrease emissions from car fuel by 13 per cent. I would...
If we are discussing plan B—leaving aside electricity generation and considering total energy use—it is on page 164 of the nuclear White Paper. The analysis from the UK Markal-Macro model shows that without new nuclear, we would need to decrease emissions from car fuel by 13 per cent. I would...
That this House notes the role played by the Energy Efficiency Commitment (EEC) in reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and alleviating fuel poverty; welcomes the proposals to continue this scheme as the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT) scheme in 2008 and the proposal to include microgeneration in the scheme in order to replace the existing grant scheme for microgeneration; notes, however, the concerns of the Micropower Council that the way in which the new CERT scheme is drafted is likely to mean that it will not assist microgeneration until 2010, thus leading to a two-year gap in funding schemes and a slump in the market and in investment; believes that this could hamper efforts to secure mass production of microgeneration products which would lead to a fall in prices and greater availability; believes that this will mean that the full potential of microgeneration in reducing carbon dioxide emissions and alleviating fuel poverty will not be realised; and urges the Government to discuss with the Micropower Council ways of redrafting the CERT scheme to overcome these problems.
That this House notes the role played by the Energy Efficiency Commitment (EEC) in reducing emissions of carbon dioxide and alleviating fuel poverty; welcomes the proposals to continue this scheme as the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT) scheme in 2008 and the proposal to include microgeneration in the scheme in...
That this House notes the passing of the Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Act 2006 in the last session of Parliament; notes the importance of setting of targets for microgeneration in order to achieve reductions in emissions of carbon dioxide, as specified in section 4 of this Act; emphasises the views of the industry that targets are crucial to secure investor confidence in order to train installers, establish mass market delivery channels and obtain funding for large scale investment in mass production; further notes that such developments will reduce the cost of microgeneration technologies, thereby ensuring a shorter pay-back period for customers and enabling microgeneration to move from a niche market to a mass market product and further contribute to reducing climate change at no cost to the public purse; and urges the Secretary of State to work in conjunction with the industry in order to set a challenging but achievable target within the timescale required by the Act.
That this House notes the passing of the Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Act 2006 in the last session of Parliament; notes the importance of setting of targets for microgeneration in order to achieve reductions in emissions of carbon dioxide, as specified in section 4 of this Act; emphasises the...
That this House welcomes the publication by the Department of Trade and Industry on 12th December 2005 of in-depth research carried out by the Energy Saving Trust, the Government's official advisers, regarding the future role of microgeneration; notes that the research concludes that by 2050 microgeneration could supply between 30 and 40 per cent. of the UK's energy needs and result in a 15 per cent. reduction of emissions of carbon dioxide in the domestic sector; believes that this is therefore a major contribution towards ensuring security of energy supply and in dealing with climate change; and therefore urges the Government to put in place the policy framework in order to achieve these results.
That this House welcomes the publication by the Department of Trade and Industry on 12th December 2005 of in-depth research carried out by the Energy Saving Trust, the Government's official advisers, regarding the future role of microgeneration; notes that the research concludes that by 2050 microgeneration could supply between 30...
That this House notes the Small Scale Renewable Energy Developments (Permitted Development) Bill, introduced into the House before the election by a cross-party group of honourable Members; further notes that the Bill, had it been enacted, would have granted permitted development status to such developments and therefore enabled people to install them far more easily; further notes that the bill would have included safeguards to ensure that visual, environmental and noise effects of such developments would be minimal; and believes that microgeneration is an exciting new way of combating climate change and of engaging people in achieving this objective.
That this House notes the Small Scale Renewable Energy Developments (Permitted Development) Bill, introduced into the House before the election by a cross-party group of honourable Members; further notes that the Bill, had it been enacted, would have granted permitted development status to such developments and therefore enabled people to...