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UK energy infrastructure under constant threat, minister warns (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — The U.K. faces threats against its energy infrastructure “all the time,” a government minister told the Labour Party annual conference. Speaking at the POLITICO Pub in Liverpool, Energy Minister Michael Shanks said we are living in an “uncertain” and “really scary world.” “There are threats against our energy infrastructure all the time. And we've seen in Ukraine very clearly [that] energy infrastructure is a very, very clear weapon of war,” he said. Experts have warned that
UK must avoid US-style climate debate, minister says (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — The U.K. should not follow the U.S. into a “binary” debate on climate policy, a government minister warned Tuesday. The government will try to “build bridges” on energy policy where it finds common ground with Donald Trump's climate-skeptical White House, Climate Minister Katie White said, speaking at the POLITICO Pub at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, while trying to avoid the risks of a polarized debate at home. “America has stalled,” White argued, because of a d
POLITICO Poll: Reform’s upbeat take on extreme heat falls flat with voters (opens the original)
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LONDON — Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has been telling Brits to chill out and enjoy climate-driven heat waves. Most voters, including Reform’s own supporters, aren't buying it. Richard Tice, Farage’s deputy, used his party’s annual conference this month to repeat a rallying cry, first made at the height of the U.K.’s hottest summer on record, to reject the “doom and gloom” and “enjoy” the baking heat. But according to new polling, carried out by the independent polling company Public First for POLIT
Farage pledges to slash UK energy bills (opens the original)
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BIRMINGHAM, England — Nigel Farage's Reform UK has promised to use its first 100 days in government to ditch a string of policy costs from energy bills, a move the party claims would save people £250 per year. The announcement will be made by Reform’s Deputy Leader Richard Tice in a speech at the party’s annual conference in Birmingham on Friday. The proposal would reduce costs for voters partly by scrapping levies already directly applied to household bills and partly by reducing costs for gas
UK launches mini solar scheme … into a thicket of red tape (opens the original)
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LONDON — Andy Burnham’s government desperately wants to find ways to help Brits save money on soaring energy bills. The latest idea: Getting them to put mini solar panels on their balconies so they can generate their own power. From Thursday, the tech — already a success story in countries like Germany — will be available to buy in high street stores and install in U.K. properties for the first time. Plug-in solar panels are “a simple, affordable way for households to take control of their energ
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