Proceeding contribution from Peter Luff (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 23 May 2007. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Energy White Paper.
Energy White Paper
Although I am not sure that it was wise of the Secretary of State to pre-empt his statement to the House on the ““Today”” programme this morning, may I congratulate him on the calm way in which he stood up to the simple rudeness of John Humphrys during the interview? I did not disagree with anything that the right hon. Gentleman said in that interview, subject to my studying the detail of his proposals. Does he understand my concern, however, that the policy framework that he has set out in the White Paper—when I come to read it—will be insufficiently robust to guarantee his own commitment on renewables, never mind the European commitment, or to provide the incentives for private sector investors to invest in the new generation of nuclear power stations that I believe is necessary?
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- 2006-07
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- Conservation Combined heat and power Climate change Carbon capture and storage Energy Electricity generation Energy supply Pollution Nuclear power Pollution control Renewable energy Carbon emissions Greenhouse gas emissions
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