Environmentally Benign Fuel And Refrigerants (EDM872)

Environmentally Benign Fuel And Refrigerants

EDM number 872 in 2001-02, proposed by Jane Griffiths on 14/02/2002.

That the House supports tax and Government procurement methods to encourage the move towards more environmentally benign fuel and refrigerants; calls for such measures to be sustained over the long term and concentrate on practical, deliverable solutions rather than blue sky aspirations; would welcome a revision of company car taxation to recognise the environmental advantages of road fuel gases over conventional fuels; and congratulates Calor Gas Ltd on its investment in LPG refuelling infrastructure and on its campaign to highlight the damaging global warming potential of the use of HFCs in refrigeration and air conditioning.

This motion has been signed by a total of 44 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Jane Griffiths	14/02/2002	Reading East	Labour	Proposed
Lembit	14/02/2002	Montgomeryshire	Liberal Democrat	Signed
David Amess	14/02/2002	Southend West	Conservative	Signed
Mark Francois	14/02/2002	Rayleigh	Conservative	Signed
Helen Clark	14/02/2002	Peterborough	Labour	Signed
Tony Colman	14/02/2002	Putney	Labour	Signed
Simon Thomas	25/02/2002	Ceredigion	Plaid Cymru	Signed
Rudi Vis	25/02/2002	Finchley & Golders Green	Labour	Signed
John Barrett	25/02/2002	Edinburgh West	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Matthew Green	25/02/2002	Ludlow	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Ann Cryer	25/02/2002	Keighley	Labour	Signed
Vincent Cable	25/02/2002	Twickenham	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Brian Iddon	25/02/2002	Bolton South East	Labour	Signed
Lindsay Hoyle	25/02/2002	Chorley	Labour	Signed
Bob Spink	25/02/2002	Castle Point	Conservative	Signed
Bob Russell	26/02/2002	Colchester	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Martin Caton	26/02/2002	Gower	Labour	Signed
John Cummings	26/02/2002	Easington	Labour	Signed
Andrew George	26/02/2002	St Ives	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Mike Hancock	26/02/2002	Portsmouth South	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Jim Dobbin	27/02/2002	Heywood & Middleton	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Ronnie Campbell	27/02/2002	Blyth Valley	Labour	Signed
Russell Brown	27/02/2002	Dumfries	Labour	Signed
Paul Burstow	27/02/2002	Sutton & Cheam	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Elfyn Llwyd	28/02/2002	Meirionnydd Nant Conwy	Plaid Cymru	Signed
Paul Tyler	28/02/2002	North Cornwall	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Brian White	04/03/2002	North East Milton Keynes	Labour	Signed
Lady Hermon	05/03/2002	North Down	UUP	Signed
Nigel Jones	05/03/2002	Cheltenham	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Rob Marris	05/03/2002	Wolverhampton South West	Labour	Signed
David Drew	05/03/2002	Stroud	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Jeremy Corbyn	07/03/2002	Islington North	Labour	Signed
John McDonnell	07/03/2002	Hayes & Harlington	Labour	Signed
Alan Simpson	07/03/2002	Nottingham South	Labour	Signed
Kevin McNamara	11/03/2002	Kingston upon Hull North	Labour	Signed
Jeff Ennis	13/03/2002	Barnsley East & Mexborough	Labour	Signed
Chris McCafferty	20/03/2002	Calder Valley	Labour	Signed
Bill Etherington	21/03/2002	Sunderland North	Labour	Signed
Nick Harvey	25/03/2002	North Devon	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Alan Meale	10/04/2002	Mansfield	Labour	Signed
Malcolm Bruce	10/04/2002	Gordon	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Tony McWalter	11/04/2002	Hemel Hempstead	Labour Co-operative	Signed
John Austin	23/04/2002	Erith & Thamesmead	Labour	Signed
Tony Clarke	08/05/2002	Northampton South	Labour	Signed

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