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Would the noble Lord, Lord Callanan, be a little less pedantic than his noble friend Lord Murray? Since the noble Lord, Lord Callanan, mentioned Ofgem in his initial reply, could he explain why Ofgem wants us to pay more for all our heating, despite the wholesale cost of gas reducing? What are the Government going to do about this?
Would the noble Lord, Lord Callanan, be a little less pedantic than his noble friend Lord Murray? Since the noble Lord, Lord Callanan, mentioned Ofgem in his initial reply, could he explain why Ofgem wants us to pay more for all our heating, despite the wholesale cost of gas reducing? What are the Government going to do about this?
I thank the noble Lord for a question not at all related to heat pumps. He makes a valid point: the price cap has been reduced in line with the reduction of wholesale prices. At the same time, there is a gap in funding because of government support. We have—the taxpayer has—been paying about one-third of people’s energy bills through the winter. That support is unsustainable in the longer term and is starting to be withdrawn, but I am sure the Chancellor is looking at this very closely.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what plans he has to implement a dry homes scheme, in parallel with the Warm Homes Scheme delivered by the EAGA Partnership to low income households in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what plans he has to implement a dry homes scheme, in parallel with the Warm Homes Scheme delivered by the EAGA Partnership to low income households in Northern Ireland.
What plans he has to review the notional amount for heating costs included in income support.
What plans he has to review the notional amount for heating costs included in income support.
What proportion of household income is spent on heating by households in each income group. - Inc table of total spending on fuel, light and power by households in 1990 as a proportion of total expenditure, analysed by income group.
What proportion of household income is spent on heating by households in each income group. - Inc table of total spending on fuel, light and power by households in 1990 as a proportion of total expenditure, analysed by income group.
What assessment has been made of the standard of heating in British homes, particularly in the case of elderly people and people on low incomes.
What assessment has been made of the standard of heating in British homes, particularly in the case of elderly people and people on low incomes.
What specific consideration is given to heating costs when calculating level of retirement pension; & how this is calculated.
What specific consideration is given to heating costs when calculating level of retirement pension; & how this is calculated.