Proceeding contribution from Earl of Liverpool (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 14 July 2011. It occurred during Debate on Fuel: Electricity Supply Licences.
Fuel: Electricity Supply Licences
My Lords, I rise briefly to register my strong support for the two Motions. I declare an interest as a director of a company that has already received planning permission to build a substantial solar farm in the south of England, but whose whole future has now been put in doubt because of the Government’s decision to reduce the feed-in tariff so drastically. I simply wish to say that I agree with everything that has been said so far today on this subject, and I am very keen to hear what my noble friend the Minister will have to say by way of, I hope, reassuring me, my noble friend Lord Lucas, and the House that he will get together with the industry and try to resolve this serious difficulty. It is basically a nascent industry that has been snuffed out at birth. Having said those few words, I look forward to the Minister’s response.
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- Energy Electricity generation Electricity Microgeneration Renewable energy Solar power Feed-in tariffs
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