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tabling member printed	Tom Brake
min date	2015-06-16
uin	5720

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06/07/2015

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Department for Energy and Climate Change

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Energy: Prices

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To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, what steps she will take to ensure that energy bills do not rise as a result of the withdrawal of the onshore wind energy subsidy.

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Carshalton and Wallington

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Tom Brake

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5720

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is ministerial correction

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09/07/2015

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<p>We do not expect consumer bills to rise as a result of our proposals to end new subsidies for onshore wind. Indeed, those onshore wind projects unlikely now to go ahead would have cost hundreds of millions of pounds in Renewables Obligation (RO) subsidy over their lifetime. This Government is committed to bringing about the transition to low carbon generation as cost effectively and securely as possible.</p>

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South Northamptonshire

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Andrea Leadsom

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09/07/2015 12:22:42

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	label	Biography information for Tom Brake