Combined Heat And Power

EDM number 38 in 2005-06, proposed by Bill Wiggin on 17/05/2005.

That this House recognises that combined heat and power (CHP) is one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing UK carbon emissions, especially in the industrial sector, and that it enhances security of supply, boosts competitiveness and helps tackle fuel poverty; regrets the Government's disappointing record on attaining its target of 10 GWe generated through CHP by 2010 and 15 per cent. of electricity for Government departments to be sourced from CHP by 2010; remains concerned that, despite the Conservative Government setting a target in 1990 of four GWe being achieved by 2000, there has been a marked reduction in CHP installation since 1997; and urges the Government to set a realistic target for energy generated through combined heat and power and to develop the policies to meet it.

This motion has been signed by a total of 77 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Bill Wiggin	17/05/2005	Leominster	Conservative	Proposed
John Randall	18/05/2005	Uxbridge	Conservative	Seconded
Tom Brake	18/05/2005	Carshalton & Wallington	Liberal Democrat	Seconded
Derek Conway	18/05/2005	Old Bexley & Sidcup	Conservative	Seconded
Peter Bottomley	18/05/2005	Worthing West	Conservative	Seconded
James Gray	18/05/2005	North Wiltshire	Conservative	Seconded
Jeremy Corbyn	18/05/2005	Islington North	Labour	Signed
Peter Luff	18/05/2005	Mid Worcestershire	Conservative	Signed
Robert Key	18/05/2005	Salisbury	Conservative	Signed
Paul Holmes	18/05/2005	Chesterfield	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Michael Penning	19/05/2005	Hemel Hempstead	Conservative	Signed
Stephen O'Brien	19/05/2005	Eddisbury	Conservative	Signed
Julian Lewis	19/05/2005	New Forest East	Conservative	Signed
Simon Hughes	19/05/2005	North Southwark & Bermondsey	Liberal Democrat	Signed
John Pugh	19/05/2005	Southport	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Edward Vaizey	23/05/2005	Wantage	Conservative	Signed
Desmond Swayne	23/05/2005	New Forest West	Conservative	Signed
David Amess	23/05/2005	Southend West	Conservative	Signed
Edward Garnier	23/05/2005	Harborough	Conservative	Signed
Michael Fabricant	23/05/2005	Lichfield	Conservative	Signed
Bill Etherington	23/05/2005	Sunderland North	Labour	Signed
Ann Cryer	23/05/2005	Keighley	Labour	Signed
Bob Spink	23/05/2005	Castle Point	Conservative	Signed
Philip Dunne	24/05/2005	Ludlow	Conservative	Signed
Alan Meale	24/05/2005	Mansfield	Labour	Signed
Jacqui Lait	24/05/2005	Beckenham	Conservative	Signed
Oliver Heald	24/05/2005	North East Hertfordshire	Conservative	Signed
Eric Pickles	24/05/2005	Brentwood & Ongar	Conservative	Signed
Andrew Stunell	25/05/2005	Hazel Grove	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Eleanor Laing	25/05/2005	Epping Forest	Conservative	Signed
Tim Yeo	26/05/2005	South Suffolk	Conservative	Signed
David Wilshire	26/05/2005	Spelthorne	Conservative	Signed
Cheryl Gillan	26/05/2005	Chesham & Amersham	Conservative	Signed
Anne McIntosh	26/05/2005	Vale of York	Conservative	Signed
David Maclean	26/05/2005	Penrith & The Border	Conservative	Signed
Julie Kirkbride	26/05/2005	Bromsgrove	Conservative	Signed
Charles Hendry	26/05/2005	Wealden	Conservative	Signed
Caroline Spelman	26/05/2005	Meriden	Conservative	Signed
Angela Watkinson	06/06/2005	Upminster	Conservative	Signed
Humfrey Malins	06/06/2005	Woking	Conservative	Signed
Andrew Rosindell	06/06/2005	Romford	Conservative	Signed
Lady Hermon	07/06/2005	North Down	UUP	Signed
Nia Griffith	09/06/2005	Llanelli	Labour	Signed
Patrick Mercer	13/06/2005	Newark	Conservative	Signed
Richard Younger-Ross	14/06/2005	Teignbridge	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Philip Hammond	15/06/2005	Runnymede & Weybridge	Conservative	Signed
Michael Gove	15/06/2005	Surrey Heath	Conservative	Signed
Edward Davey	16/06/2005	Kingston & Surbiton	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Nick Hurd	21/06/2005	Ruislip - Northwood	Conservative	Signed
Andrew Murrison	22/06/2005	Westbury	Conservative	Signed
Anne Main	23/06/2005	St Albans	Conservative	Signed
Andrew Pelling	27/06/2005	Croydon Central	Conservative	Signed
Hugo Swire	30/06/2005	East Devon	Conservative	Signed
John Hemming	30/06/2005	Birmingham, Yardley	Liberal Democrat	Signed
John McDonnell	04/07/2005	Hayes & Harlington	Labour	Signed
Henry Bellingham	14/07/2005	North West Norfolk	Conservative	Signed
Mark Harper	20/07/2005	Forest of Dean	Conservative	Signed
James Brokenshire	20/07/2005	Hornchurch	Conservative	Signed
James Paice	20/07/2005	South East Cambridgeshire	Conservative	Signed
Jeremy Wright	21/07/2005	Rugby & Kenilworth	Conservative	Signed
Adam Holloway	21/07/2005	Gravesham	Conservative	Signed
John Gummer	21/07/2005	Suffolk Coastal	Conservative	Signed
Peter Ainsworth	21/07/2005	East Surrey	Conservative	Signed
Christopher Fraser	21/07/2005	South West Norfolk	Conservative	Signed
Mark Durkan	21/07/2005	Foyle	Social Democratic and Labour Party	Signed
John Horam	21/07/2005	Orpington	Conservative	Signed
John Hayes	21/07/2005	South Holland & The Deepings	Conservative	Signed
Andrew Selous	21/07/2005	South West Bedfordshire	Conservative	Signed
Laurence Robertson	21/07/2005	Tewkesbury	Conservative	Signed
David Mundell	18/10/2005	Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale	Conservative	Signed
Sarah Teather	24/10/2005	Brent East	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Julian Brazier	03/11/2005	Canterbury	Conservative	Signed
Anne Milton	03/11/2005	Guildford	Conservative	Signed
Diane Abbott	29/11/2005	Hackney North & Stoke Newington	Labour	Signed
Vincent Cable	07/03/2006	Twickenham	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Norman Baker	07/03/2006	Lewes	Liberal Democrat	Signed
John Leech	13/07/2006	Manchester, Withington	Liberal Democrat	Signed

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