Hitachi- from the country that brought the world Fukushima

Hitachi- from the country that brought the world Fukushima
We feel very sad for the people of Japan who want to end nuclear energy whilst a potential new government and big business are desperate for it

No Fukushima at Oldbury

No to Fukushima at Shepperdine!

No to Fukushima at Shepperdine!
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Monday, 22 March 2010

Nukes Very 18months say Tories!!---Is this a signal to vote Lib Dem

There is now a clear division becoming evident with energy policies and it really looks as though the Lib Dems are now the only party for people who believe in preserving the earth!

Labour and Conservatives are both in the pockets of large energy companies.

As a lifelong supporter of the Tories this upsets me.

The solution to our problems can be the formation of local power companies supplying photovoltaic and wind power under the new FIT tariffs as of the beginning of April. This can be owned by local landowners and the community so all profits (if any) can be spent locally.

We'll open a nuclear power station every 18 MONTHS, say Tories


By James Chapman


One new nuclear power station would be opened every 18 months under a Conservative blueprint to avoid the first widespread electricity blackouts since the 1970s.

Shadow energy spokesman Greg Clark told the Daily Mail there would be 'no limit' on the expansion of nuclear power under a Tory government.

'In the past, we haven't been entirely clear - this is a very clear statement that we are in favour of nuclear power,' he said.

sizewell b

'No limit': The Tories want to open at least one new nuclear plant every 18 months, starting in 2018, to help plug a looming power gap. By 2023, all of Britain's nuclear power stations - except Sizewell B (pictured) - will be obsolete

Mr Clark said he intended to allow energy firms to open at least one new nuclear plant every 18 months, starting in 2018, to help plug a looming power gap.

A Conservative government would ask Parliament to approve a national energy plan, limiting the chances of legal challenges by environmental groups.

Mr Clark also set out proposals to reward communities which agree to host wind farms, saying they will benefit from discounted electricity bills and be allowed to keep business rates averaging £70,000 a year to spend locally.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1259045/Well-open-nuclear-power-station-18-months-say-Tories.html?ITO=1490#ixzz0is00Z0oD

Posted by Angela Paine at 19:50 of www.stopoldbury.blogspot.com

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