I will expand shortly on carbon capture and storage, which is a crucial ingredient to this debate, as is the word ““technology”” that my hon. Friend used. Almost all sectors of energy production are on the cusp of a scientific revolution, whether it be the fuel cell, carbon capture, cleaner coal or, indeed, nuclear. In America, instead of having the carbon regime that we think should underpin policy here, people are putting total faith in technological change and development by investing millions, if not billions, in the science. We have chosen a slightly different path towards the same end, and each is a legitimate route. In the end, technology, above all, will address the problem that we face.
Energy Security
Proceeding contribution from
Alan Duncan
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 30 June 2008.
It occurred during Opposition day on Energy Security.
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