Intelligent Energy APPG

1: understand the importance of maintaining the security of energy supplies and maximising economic recovery of hydrocarbons - Speech Link
2: generally an excellent piece of legislation. It is intelligent, in that it looks at best practice and varies - Speech Link

1: Juliet Davenport, chief executive officer of Good Energy, one of the largest companies in Chippenham, said - Speech Link
2: and City Management shows that flexible and intelligent tariffs are a factor in the success of parking - Speech Link

1: see a ban on fracking, incentives for renewable energy production and a roll-out of electric vehicle charging - Speech Link
2: parish as the Member for Devizes, recently met other energy Ministers at COP25 in Madrid to bang the drum and - Speech Link
3: levels by 2030. In addition—because there are intelligent people in this room—a number of Australian states - Speech Link
4: country just had the first ever year in which the energy from zero-carbon sources exceeded fossil fuels—it - Speech Link
5: as my hon. Friend said, National Grid’s use of energy from renewable sources is leading the way as a - Speech Link
6: fuel projects, locking countries into high-carbon energy for decades to come. Will this Government put their - Speech Link
7: countries around the world to move on to renewable energy projects, and I think that is the way forward. - Speech Link
8: particularly in Brazil to look at decarbonising its energy production. We cannot use ODA money for Australia - Speech Link

1: Authority to accurately forecast and model wholesale energy prices, and the need to minimise the impact of - Speech Link
2: my constituency, who notes that online rates for energy bills are often cheaper than the standard rate - Speech Link
3: and gets this done quicker, we may be giving the energy companies a target by which to raise their prices - Speech Link
4: Brits in line for £100 as Theresa May delivers on energy price cap promise”. This was just one of a number - Speech Link
5: them should be that the arrangement of tariffs by energy companies should not continue as it is.That - Speech Link

1: debate, the Under-Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the hon. Member for Rochester - Speech Link
2: since 2000—a point recognised by the International Energy Agency in its recent report. The Committee on Climate - Speech Link
3: more. I look forward to going to the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee later to discuss - Speech Link
4: opportunity to look at alternative sources of all energy and power. The latest round for contracts for difference - Speech Link
5: single policy to help us get there. The long-awaited energy White Paper has still not been published, so can - Speech Link
6: want to go. For instance, the rural communities energy fund has recently been established—an extra £10 - Speech Link

1: the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth) - Speech Link

1: a major national employer. It is a clean, green energy source. It is carbon-neutral. Nuclear is not cheap - Speech Link
2: Hinkley could not have proceeded without the intelligent local authority support of Sedgemoor District - Speech Link
3: from the all-party parliamentary group on nuclear energy. We were guests of EDF’s Chinese partners, CGN - Speech Link
4: portfolio—not because it was part of my general energy portfolio, but because I believe it is a brilliant - Speech Link
5: announcement made in 2013 by the then Department of Energy and Climate Change still stands, and I know that - Speech Link

1: influencing, involving everything from transport to energy and communications, as well as the many issues - Speech Link

1: encourage trade and investment; to deliver affordable energy and clean growth; to cultivate world-leading sectors; - Speech Link
2: I congratulate my right hon. Friend on the intelligent approach set out in the Green Paper, building - Speech Link
3: vital to our success. As Chairman of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, he will reflect - Speech Link
4: We have some of the world’s best researchers in energy storage, and one of the world’s most effective - Speech Link
5: space in it for the development of marine renewable energy—wave and tidal power. World-leading work on that - Speech Link
6: and I both want to see a successful lower-carbon energy sector; in particular, he mentions nuclear. One - Speech Link
7: vehicles, not just in the transport sphere but in our energy systems. An electric vehicle is, among other things - Speech Link

1: businesses improve how they use their energy, by aiming to increase their energy productivity by at least 20% - Speech Link
2: wind to assist with the decarbonisation of the energy sector, and what I hope will be an intention to - Speech Link