Environmental Laboratory
Energy bill environmental legislation 'needs to change'
Jul 14 2010
According to the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group, the government needs to look at ways to invest in energy infrastructure that will not affect the general public by increasing their fuel bills.
It warned that people could expect to pay up to 50 per cent more for their energy consumption with the Green Deal, which will affect the fuel poor the most.
Instead, the group has asked the government to look at other ways to raise the money for renewable energy investment, such as the "significant and regressive sums that will be raised through emissions trading".
Chairman of the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group Derek Lickorish said: "Moves to make England greener shouldn't push the poorest households into the red."
This comes after Renewable UK's Nick Medic said that green energy use will "take off" over the next few years.
Posted by Claire Manning
Digital Edition
IET 34.2 March 2024
April 2024
Gas Detection - Biogas batch fermentation system for laboratory use with automatic gas analysis in real time Water/Wastewater - Upcycling sensors for sustainable nature management - Prist...
View all digital editions
Events
May 15 2024 Lund, Sweden
May 15 2024 Frankurt-am-Main, Germany
May 20 2024 Columbus, OH, USA
May 21 2024 Lagos, Nigeria
May 23 2024 Beijing, China