People matching Energy
Drew Hendry
Scottish National Party MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey (8 May 2015 – current)
Simon Hughes
Former Liberal Democrat MP for Bermondsey and Old Southwark (24 Feb 1983 – 30 Mar 2015)
Robert Smith
Former Liberal Democrat MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine (1 May 1997 – 30 Mar 2015)
Results 1–20 of 90000 for energy
Upcoming Business – Commons: Main Chamber (24 Mar 2023)
Minimum Energy Performance of Buildings Bill: Second Reading – Sarah Olney.
Upcoming Business – Commons: Main Chamber (24 Mar 2023)
Energy Equity Commission Bill: Second Reading – Clive Lewis.
Upcoming Business – Commons: Main Chamber (17 Mar 2023)
Energy Costs (Domestic Customers and Small Business) Bill: Second Reading – Edward Davey.
Upcoming Business – Commons: Select Committee (27 Feb 2023)
Public Accounts Committee: Energy Bills Support.
Upcoming Business – Commons: Select Committee (22 Feb 2023)
Welsh Affairs Committee: Nuclear energy in Wales.
Upcoming Business – Lords: Main Chamber (8 Feb 2023)
Assessment of the report by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit Cost of Not Net Zero in 2022 and in particular, the finding that the delay in switching to renewables and improving energy efficiency resulted in some households paying around £,1750 extra on their bills last year – Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb.
Green Energy Potential: Scotland (31 Jan 2023)
Graham Stuart: Let me begin by congratulating the right hon. Member for Ross, Skye and Lochaber (Ian Blackford) on securing this Adjournment debate. I agree with him that green energy in Scotland has a great future, and it plays a key role in bolstering the UK’s energy security and driving greater energy security for the nation as a whole. That will be important in ensuring a cost-efficient energy system...
Petition - Planned closure of Wood Green Post Office (31 Jan 2023)
Catherine West: ...of Wood Green post office when the WH Smith store closes its door in early March. It is a busy, well-used branch in an area of high deprivation, and many people rely on it to collect pensions and energy payments and to access cash. A lot of work is now going on with the local authority and partners to secure a new site in Haringey; they have my full support, but more than 1,061 people have...
Non-domicile Tax Status (31 Jan 2023)
Andrew Griffith: ...commitment. It is why we honoured the triple lock on pensions—that is billions more on supporting pensioners on low incomes. It is why, when Putin’s war on Ukraine hiked the global cost of energy, we delivered a generous subsidy to cushion households’ energy bills: £900 for each household last year and £500 this year, on top of a £900 payment for everyone on means-tested benefits....
Delegated Legislation: Energy (31 Jan 2023)
Energy
Smaller Musical Genres: Scotland (31 Jan 2023)
Julia Lopez: ...them. The cost of living pressures on households might make going to such venues an item of expenditure that many people feel they can cut out. We are trying to support venues, mainly through the energy support scheme, which will continue in a slightly different form from April this year. I conclude by thanking the hon. Gentleman for raising his concerns with such passion and beauty. Music...
IMF Economic Outlook - Commons Urgent Question (31 Jan 2023)
Lord Fox: My Lords, there is no harm in people being optimistic if there are grounds for optimism. Rather than taking this report as a very worrying indicator, the Government are spending their energy downplaying and discounting the bad news in it. Let us look at another indicator that points in the same direction: the ONS statistics on company insolvencies. Its survey, published today, shows a 57%...
Vulnerable Households: Energy Costs - Question (31 Jan 2023)
Vulnerable Households: Energy Costs - Question
Public Bill Committee: Procurement Bill [Lords]: Clause 12 - Covered procurement: objectives (31 Jan 2023)
Alex Burghart: ...for money for them. There are many precedents on the statute book where the term is left undefined, and that allows for a degree of flexibility. I could point to the Communications Act 2003, the Energy Act 2004, the Defence Reform Act 2014, the Bus Services Act 2017, and so on.
IMF Economic Outlook (31 Jan 2023)
Harriett Baldwin: Will the Minister take this opportunity to reflect on last year when, despite the headwinds of the coronavirus, the invasion of Ukraine, huge hikes in energy costs, rising interest rates and high inflation in this country, UK businesses managed to generate more than 4.1% of economic growth—twice that of the United States, 25% higher than China, and higher than the eurozone?
Public Bill Committee: Procurement Bill [Lords]: Clause 6 - Utilities Contracts (31 Jan 2023)
Florence Eshalomi: ...are a day late with their water bill or even if they send a package without the correct postage. We see the situation with Royal Mail and the chief exec, who, when he appeared before the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee a few weeks ago, was not very clear about the bonus he received, even though the figures were there and the Chair quoted them back to him. It cannot be...
Levelling-up Missions: East of England — [Geraint Davies in the Chair] (31 Jan 2023)
Dehenna Davison: ...body, on producing an incredibly insightful report, which my officials and I have been pleased to read and look into. It shone the brightest possible light on the region’s towering strengths: energy and clean growth, with the east of England producing more than half of the UK’s offshore wind and power; exports and global trade, with Felixstowe alone accounting for more than 40% of...
Previous Business – Commons: Select Committee (31 Jan 2023)
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee: Energy price support.