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John Hayes' reponse to comments made by Alistair Buchanan, Chief Executive of Ofgem.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The UK Government has today given Statoil consent to drill one of the biggest developments ever in the North Sea.
The Secretary of State addressed the House of Commons in a debate on new nuclear
The new regulations extend the scope of security regulation and are due to come into force on 28 February.
WMS on the Contingencies Fund: Setting up an institutional framework for the delivery of electricity market reform and putting in place transitional arrangements
Ministers to sign MoU giving strong signal of potential opportunity to export gigawatts of green energy from Ireland to Britain.
Greg Barker's statement on the OFT energy efficiency report’s emphasis on compliance standards and good business practice in the sector
20 December 2012: A study commissioned to assess the state of the retail fuel market .
Professor Christopher Collins, Professor Michael Depledge, Dr Gary Hutchison and Dr Peter Matthiessen appointed to HSAC until 31 December 2015.
13 December 2012 Shale gas development has been of increasing importance in the US for some years, but exploration has only just begun in the…
Commenting on the conclusion of the UK Nuclear Regulators’ (Office for Nuclear Regulation & Environment Agency) Generic Design Assessment for…
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Edward Davey today announced that exploratory hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for shale gas can resume in…
The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) and the Environment Agency (EA) have today announced their decisions, as part of their Generic Design Assessment (GDA) process, to issue final design acceptance...
Shale gas development has been of increasing importance in the US for some years, but exploration has only just begun in the UK. The potential of producing shale gas from a suitable formation can only...
The debate about Scotland's proposed. separation from the United Kingdom could not be more important; the Scottish people face a truly weighty decision. I welcome this opportunity to set out my view, ...
The United Kingdom was represented by Shan Morgan, Deputy Permanent Representative to the EU, at the EU Energy Council in Brussels on 3 December…
The CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC) will be dramatically simplified in order to save participating businesses and public sector organisations…
In March this year Official report Col ref 26th March 2012: Column 89-90WS. I published a formal consultation setting out our ambitious simplification…
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...
SCOTLAND leads the world in energy. From wind, wave and tidal to the oil and gas industries, Scotland is seizing the opportunity its abundant…
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