Energy

Committee to question representatives of the renewable energy sector on the low-carbon power generation opportunities in Wales

The Science and Technology Committee focus on the technical feasibility of hydrogen

Community Energy is the latest topic the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) will investigate within the workstream considering technological innovation and climate change.

BEIS Minister, Lord Callanan admits that only 20,000 vouchers towards energy efficiency improvements have been issued out of the Government's target of 600,000

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee gives its first evidence session with academics and industry witnesses as part of its decarbonising heating in homes inquiry.

The Environmental Audit Committee examines the merits of tidal power and considers whether it can play a role in the UK’s commitment to be net-zero by 2050

EU Environment Sub-Committee launch inquiry on future UK-EU relations

The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee examines areas such as net-zero and issues relating to costs and consumers and public engagement

Environmental Audit Committee Chair writes to energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng MP about heat pumps

Chair's comments come in response to the Government's publication of a White Paper on cleaning up energy supplies, creating green jobs, and keeping household bills affordable, in its efforts towards achieving net-zero emissions

MPs will hold a general debate on the future of coal in the UK in the Chamber

On Tuesday 1 December, the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee will hold an evidence hearing on the Government’s leadership and preparations for the COP26 climate conference.

The Welsh Affairs Committee launch an inquiry into renewable energy in Wales

What are the potential challenges that could hamper the Prime Minister’s plan for 600,000 heat pumps a year being installed?

Chair reacts o the Prime Minister’s 10-point plan on the UK reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050