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The Government response to parliamentary scrutiny of the revised draft national policy statements for energy infrastructure
In November 2009 the previous Government published six draft energy NPSs and associated documents for public consultation and Parliamentary scrutiny. In the House of Commons, the previous Energy and Climate Change (ECC) Select Committee scrutinised the draft energy NPSs and published a report (HC 231-I, session 2009-10, ISBN 9780215545237) of itsfindings. This included a recommendation that the draft NPSs should be subject to a debate in the main chamber of the House of Commons. This debate took place on 1st December 2010 on the basis of revised draft NPSs and a number of issues were raised there. This is the Government response to the 18 recommendations made by the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee to the revised NPSs.
The proposals for national policy statements on energy
proposals for national policy statements on Energy : Third report of session 2009-10, Vol. 2: Oral and written Evidence
Fuel Poverty
Fuel Poverty : Fifth report of session 2009-10, Vol. 2: Oral and written Evidence
Government Response to the House of Commons Energy and Climate Change Select Committee Report Into the Draft Energy Bill
Response to HCP 275-I, session 2012-13 (ISBN 9780215047281). Dated November 2012
Climate change
Incorporating HC 1688, session 2005-06
Climate change
Raising awareness and encouraging citizen involvement at a domestic level is fundamental to tackling climate change. This work examines: information and the raising of awareness about climate change; household energy efficiency; microgeneration; economic instruments and personal carbon allowances; and the role of the government.
Draft Climate Change Agreements (Energy-intensive Installations) Regulations 2006
Draft Climate Change Agreements (Energy-intensive Installations) Regulations 2006 : Wednesday 11 January 2006
The structure of government and the challenge of climate change
The Committee's report finds that, over the past decade, the Government has failed to rise fully to the domestic challenge of climate change, and its likely failure to reach its domestic target on reducing carbon dioxide emissions will have a damaging impact on the UK's international leadership role in reaching a post-Kyoto agreement. Although the Government has introduced some new arrangements for co-ordinating climate change policy more effectively across Whitehall, the scale of the challenge and the complexity involved in radically restructuring the economy to bring about the needed emission reduction targets requires further changes. There is a need for a strategic review of Government a...
HC 830 - Fuelling the Debate: Committee Successes and Future Challenges
The Climate Change Act 2008 committed the UK to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 percent by 2050. The 2010-2015 Parliament has been a defining period for energy and climate change policy. Three Energy Acts set the policy framework to help the UK achieve its goal. Each Act was designed to support new forms of energy generation, promote energy efficiency and protect consumers. These ambitious pieces of legislation have set the benchmark against which the progress towards providing a secure, clean and affordable energy supply will be judged. The Energy and Climate Change Committee plays a central role in scrutinising and improving the Government's policy and legislation. In se...
