New UK government accused of failing to recognise the savings that could flow from making the nation more energy efficient

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5 thoughts on “New UK government accused of failing to recognise the savings that could flow from making the nation more energy efficient”

  1. A long term commitment to energy efficiency as an infrastructure priority will help reduce bills, emissions and improve UK energy security and create sustainable jobs. It should be our first fuel!

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  2. I have genuinely lost count of the number of very distinguished people who have very publicly reached the same conclusion that Mr Maxwell has reached. But still in the UK the amount of money being invested in energy efficiency each year by the Government keeps declining, whilst the amount of money spent subsidising energy production and generation keeps rising.
    Can anybody provide an explanation?

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    1. You spent many years making solid arguments for investing in energy efficiency. If you can’t provide an explanation, we’re in trouble.

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