Proceeding contribution from Ian Taylor (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 11 July 2006. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Energy Review.
Energy Review
The Secretary of State is right to say that there would not be renewable energy use if there were not some subsidy, largely because the unit cost of such energy has to be driven down to the level on the grid. However, although I accept that he is not proposing to introduce a subsidy for nuclear, will he make sure that the rules for nuclear investors are clear and that his remark about planning is rapidly clarified, because there can be no investment if there is uncertainty about the planning process?
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- 2005-06
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- Conservation Combined heat and power Air pollution Climate change Carbon dioxide Energy Electricity generation Energy supply Oil Natural gas Nuclear power stations Pollution control Renewable energy Renewable transport fuel obligation Energy Policy Progress Review
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