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date	2017-12-12
answer › answering member printed	Greg Clark

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is ministerial correction

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804622

registered interest

date

12/12/2017

answering body

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

answering dept id

201

answering dept short name

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

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Batteries

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25259

	pref label	House of Commons

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What steps he has taken to support the development of improved battery technology for (a) electric vehicles and (b) energy storage.

tabling member constituency

South Suffolk

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James Cartlidge

uin

902900

answer

is ministerial correction

date of answer

12/12/2017

answer text

This Government wants the UK to lead the world in design, development and manufacture of batteries, particularly for electric vehicles. That is why we committed £246 million for the Faraday Battery Challenge, including £80 million for the National Faraday Battery Scale-up Facility. Our 2017 Smart Systems and Flexibility Plan supports deployment of batteries on our energy system by removing barriers, opening markets and committing £70 million of innovation funding for smart systems, including storage.

answering member constituency

Tunbridge Wells

answering member printed

Greg Clark

question first answered

12/12/2017 14:00:21

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1578

	label	Biography information for Greg Clark

tabling member

4519

	label	Biography information for James Cartlidge