What are the key energy issues leading up to the UK General Election? The EI President blogs his thoughts http://wp.me/p4D38r-2s- Join us on 3 March at the pre-election energy question time in London. What are the energy priorities? http://wp.me/p4D38r-2s
- At today's event, @Conservatives say energy policy plays 'poor relation' to health, education and economy issues.
- Developing demand side policies to reduce energy usage is important, say @Conservatives
- 'Let's make all new homes energy efficient' say @Conservatives
- Energy market reform proposed by @labourenergy to introduce transparency and better align prices to market changes
- 'Energy efficient homes to be national infrastructure priority' say @labourenergy and agree with @Conservatives on this point
.@alanwhiteheadmp talks at a packed @EnergyInstitute session on energy policy pic.twitter.com/2hwMPNDsjd- Grid support, smart meters roll-out, improved storage (particularly for gas), and safeguards for fracking - all important for @labourenergy
- Thanks to @alanwhiteheadmp @RogerHelmerMEP @Conservatives @labourenergy @UKIP @LibDems for an interesting energy policy debate
Proposal at @EnergyInstitute debate election to delay coal plant shutdowns, to be energy independent. But most of our coal comes from Russia
What next for UK energy policy?
As we head towards the UK General Election, what will be the energy priorities?
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