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Electricity Interconnectors: Costs | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) is developing proposals for Sea Link, a 2GW high voltage undersea electricity link between Suf
Carbon Emissions | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The UK has met all its carbon budgets to date.
Fuels: Imports | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers Data on imports of refined products are published monthly and are available here.
North Sea Oil | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Department published annual data on refinery nameplate capacities, along with a map of these locations, in the Crude oil and petroleum p
Energy Charter Treaty: Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers On 1 September 2023, the UK announced it would be reviewing its membership of the ECT if the modernised Treaty was not adopted by November 2
North Sea Oil: Pipelines | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The UK publishes data on the proportion of the oil produced from the UK’s Continental Shelf (UKCS) that is refined within the UK.
Wattisham Airfield: National Grid | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers Consulting on the Norwich to Tilbury project is a matter for National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) as the Transmission Owner and dev
Fuels: Exports | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers Data on exports of refined products are published monthly and are available here.
Wind Power: Bradwell-on-Sea | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) has published its assessment of the site’s suitability as part of the latest pre-consultation
Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill | Commons debates In the time I have, I will try to respond to a few of the points that have been made by colleagues. My hon.
