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In March this year Official report Col ref 26th March 2012: Column 89-90WS. I published a formal consultation setting out our ambitious simplification…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
In March this year Official report Col ref 26th March 2012: Column 89-90WS. I published a formal consultation setting out our ambitious simplification package for the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme. Sin...
Proposals to dramatically reduce electricity demand across the whole UK economy will be published by the Government today. Cutting the amount…
Introduction Mr Speaker, I am pleased, ahead of the Energy Bill's introduction later today, to publish the Annual Energy Statement. It shows that this Government is making good progress towards our...
The Coalition Government is working to transform Britain's energy landscape. This month I will introduce the Energy Bill, which proposes the biggest reforms to Britain's power sector since privatisa...
Secretary of State Edward Davey said: “The UK welcomes the progress made on Friday in the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) …
The UK has a huge opportunity to lead the world on energy efficiency. This Coalition Government is determined to grasp it and I am proud to …
A transformation in the way energy is used across the UK economy could help boost growth and jobs, and investing in energy efficiency could …
The UK has a huge opportunity to lead the world on energy efficiency. This Coalition Government is determined to grasp it and I am proud to announce today that we are publishing Britain's first compre...
Thank you very much to Wolseley and The Plumb Centre for hosting such a fantastic event. It is a privilege to be addressing you this afternoon. The question we all need to ask ourselves is ...
Energy consent process to be made more flexible Ministers to consider introducing additional powers to the Energy Bill to help promote …
Introduction I want to thank our hosts for bringing everyone together this morning. The CBI has been on a journey, much like Government policy, as both have grappled with how to decarbonise the eco...
Secretary of State Edward Davey, said on the consultation on energy intensive industries compensation scheme: “It is important we ensure that…
Statement by Secretary of State Edward Davey on the consultation on energy intensive industries compensation scheme
Statement from John Hayes MP on his first day as Energy Minister
Thanks very much. This has long been one of the great business cities. For fifteen centuries, it has welcomed traders and merchants from around the world. In fact, its Old English name directly tra...
The Department of Energy and Climate Change has been awarded a new, improved Display Energy Certificate (DEC) rating of ‘C’ for its headquarters…
Edward Davey said: “I greatly welcome the agreement reached on the Energy Efficiency Directive and want to congratulate the Danish Presidency on their successful handling of a complex and rapidly mov...
I welcome today's publication of the first International Energy Efficiency Scorecard by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
The UK is offering small emitters and hospital installations the opportunity to ‘opt out’ from the EU ETS from 2013 as part of Government efforts…
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