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GREENPEACE COURT CASE MUST NOT PUT FUTURE ENERGY SUPPLIES AT RISK - CBI
by Stuart at 2007-02-15 16:07:18 (News)
Responding to the court ruling today (Thursday) that the Government's energy review consultation was 'flawed', CBI Director-General Richard Lambert said:
"Energy security is one of the most vital issues facing the country so proper consultation is vital - but so too is early action.

"One third of our electricity generation needs to be replaced by 2020, so anything that delays the Government in providing a clear framework for potential investors risks causing energy shortages that could cost the economy dear. With the Energy White Paper already running later than promised, the last thing we need is further hold ups.

He added:

"It is not clear how we can meet both our energy needs and our climate change obligations without a continuing role for nuclear power."

15 February 2007
Note to Editors:

The CBI is the UK's leading business organisation, speaking for some 240,000 businesses that together employ around a third of the private sector workforce. No other UK organisation represents as many major employers, small and medium-size firms or companies in the manufacturing or service sectors.

Media Contacts:

CBI Press Office on 020 7395 8239 or out-of-hours pager 07623 977854.
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Stuart

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