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EDM number 1603 in 2001-02, proposed by Malcolm Bruce on 10/07/2002.

That this House notes that the Government's White Paper on energy policy is due to be published around the turn of the year; highlights how the deadline for responses to the consultation document is 13th September this year; urges all interested parties to respond by this deadline stressing how first, nuclear power is not a solution, consistently proving to be one of the most expensive forms of commercial electricity generation and creating the problem of nuclear waste for which no adequate solution has been devised, secondly, energy policies should look as far ahead as 2050 and set ambitious targets of 10 per cent. of United Kingdom electricity needs to be meet from renewable resources by 2010 and 50 per cent. by 2050, thirdly, that a truly ambitious programme for solar energy of 100,000 roofs by 2010 should be established as in countries such as Japan and Germany, and fourthly, energy conservation and efficiency should have a major role and can reduce energy use 30 per cent. on current levels by 2050; and urges the Government, in the shorter term, to take action to level the playing field, to promote and enable all consumers to choose to purchase electricity from green suppliers and the most energy efficient electrical products.

This motion has been signed by a total of 40 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Malcolm Bruce10/07/2002GordonLiberal DemocratProposed
Robert Smith10/07/2002West Aberdeenshire & KincardineLiberal DemocratSigned
Andrew Stunell10/07/2002Hazel GroveLiberal DemocratSigned
Andrew George10/07/2002St IvesLiberal DemocratSigned
Colin Breed10/07/2002South East CornwallLiberal DemocratSigned
Norman Lamb10/07/2002North NorfolkLiberal DemocratSigned
Sue Doughty10/07/2002GuildfordLiberal DemocratSigned
Paul Tyler11/07/2002North CornwallLiberal DemocratSigned
Peter Bottomley11/07/2002Worthing WestConservativeSigned
Mike Hancock11/07/2002Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
David Chaytor11/07/2002Bury NorthLabourSigned
Vincent Cable11/07/2002TwickenhamLiberal DemocratSigned
Lynne Jones11/07/2002Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Bill Etherington16/07/2002Sunderland NorthLabourSigned
Paul Holmes17/07/2002ChesterfieldLiberal DemocratSigned
Nigel Jones17/07/2002CheltenhamLiberal DemocratSigned
Martin Caton17/07/2002GowerLabourSigned
Simon Thomas17/07/2002CeredigionPlaid CymruSigned
Rudi Vis17/07/2002Finchley & Golders GreenLabourSigned
Jenny Tonge18/07/2002Richmond ParkLiberal DemocratSigned
John Barrett18/07/2002Edinburgh WestLiberal DemocratSigned
Paul Keetch18/07/2002HerefordLiberal DemocratSigned
Patsy Calton19/07/2002CheadleLiberal DemocratSigned
Alan Simpson22/07/2002Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Rob Marris23/07/2002Wolverhampton South WestLabourSigned
Paul Marsden23/07/2002Shrewsbury & AtchamLiberal DemocratSigned
Paul Daisley23/07/2002Brent EastLabourSigned
Joan Ruddock24/07/2002Lewisham, DeptfordLabourSigned
Nick Harvey24/07/2002North DevonLiberal DemocratSigned
Menzies Campbell15/10/2002Fife North EastLiberal DemocratSigned
Phil Willis15/10/2002Harrogate & KnaresboroughLiberal DemocratSigned
Don Foster15/10/2002BathLiberal DemocratSigned
Michael Spicer15/10/2002West WorcestershireConservativeSigned
Brian Cotter21/10/2002Weston-Super-MareLiberal DemocratSigned
Julia Drown22/10/2002South SwindonLabourSigned
Alan Beith22/10/2002Berwick-upon-TweedLiberal DemocratSigned
Frank Cook28/10/2002Stockton NorthLabourSigned
Paul Truswell30/10/2002PudseyLabourSigned
Tony McWalter31/10/2002Hemel HempsteadLabour Co-operativeSigned
Michael Connarty06/11/2002Falkirk EastLabourSigned

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