Oral answer to question provided on Thursday, 8 April 2010 in the House of Commons, by Joan Ruddock (Labour), Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Carbon Capture and Storage
- Answer
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As I understand that my hon. Friend is standing down, may I first pay tribute to all the work he has done in the House, particularly on behalf of his communities and in the interests of miners? He is, of course, absolutely right that his area has historically been very dependent on mining industries, and it has a great future as there are so many skills and technology capabilities that can make it a world-leading centre for the very impressive carbon capture and storage technology, which is being pioneered in this country with Government support, and for which, if we pass the Energy Bill this afternoon, there will be a financial support system that will be the very best in the world.
- Question
- I thank the Minister for that very positive reply. The development of coal power stations with equipment to provide CCS is essential to the future of this country. Does my hon. Friend agree that, with its rich heritage in heavy engineering and innovation, South Yorkshire is well placed to lead the world in the development of CCS?
Secondary information
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- 508 c1169
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- 2009-10
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- House of Commons chamber
- Subjects
- Carbon capture and storage South Yorkshire
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