Proceeding contribution from Eric Illsley (Labour) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 23 May 2007. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Energy White Paper.
Energy White Paper
My right hon. Friend’s predecessor stood at the Dispatch Box about 18 months ago and said practically the same things as my right hon. Friend has said today. We seem to have had review after review over the past two or three years before arriving at this situation. May I urge him to get on with making some decisions about our future energy needs? Regardless of the decisions on nuclear power, one of our future energy sources will be coal. We will have to burn coal for some years to come. Will he give further encouragement to advanced clean coal technology, and particularly to the fluidised bed system, a waste-to-energy production method using obliteration on a fluidised bed?
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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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