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Insulation: Housing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Great British Insulation Scheme is not a grant or loan scheme, but a legal obligation placed on larger energy suppliers who fund the del
Fossil Fuels | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Government supports new licensing rounds in the North Sea to slow the decline in production from what is a mature basin while supporting
Insulation: Housing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Great British Insulation Scheme is estimated to be worth £150m in 2023/24, which would add around £5 to the average domestic energy bill
Insulation: Housing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Great British Insulation Scheme was fully established in law on 25 July 2023, but energy suppliers have been able to deliver insulation
Solar Power | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Government is aiming for 70 gigawatts of solar capacity by 2035.
Fossil Fuels: Licensing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers The Government has strict measures in place to ensure emissions from oil and gas production are accounted for in legally binding domestic ca
Heat Pumps: Housing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers By the end of July 2023 over £69m worth of grants have been paid out through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
Solar Power: Housing | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers As set out in the Powering Up Britain Energy Security Plan, the Government is aiming for 70 gigawatts of ground and rooftop solar capacity t
Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage: North Sea | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) is a priority for this Government.
Gases: Carbon Emissions | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero | Written Answers Recent research from the North Sea Transition Authority shows that the production of gas extracted from the UK Continental Shelf has an aver
