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Net Zero is not an engineering policy. It is an ideology pretending to be one. Wind power is not clean, cheap or reliable. It is material-heavy, land-hungry and wildly inefficient compared with gas. Britain is dismantling reliable energy to worship at the altar of green delusion.

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Advance UK is launching its draft energy policy: a plan to scrap Net Zero, restore British energy sovereignty, cut bills, revive industry and put the interests of the British people first. Our energy policy will repeal Net Zero legislation, ditch damaging international frameworks, scrap punitive green taxes, support domestic oil, gas, coal, nuclear, hydro and shale where viable, and ensure Britain has cheap, abundant and reliable energy for decades to come. This policy is being released in draft form so that members and the wider public can scrutinise it, challenge it and help improve it ahead of the next general election. Britain cannot be sovereign if it cannot power itself.

Advance UK is launching its draft energy policy: a plan to scrap Net Zero, restore British energy sovereignty, cut bills, revive industry and put the interests of the British people first. Our energy policy will repeal Net Zero legislation, ditch damaging international frameworks, scrap punitive green taxes, support domestic oil, gas, coal, nuclear, hydro and shale where viable, and ensure Britain has cheap, abundant and reliable energy for decades to come. This policy is being released in draft form so that members and the wider public can scrutinise it, challenge it and help improve it ahead of the next general election. Britain cannot be sovereign if it cannot power itself.

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Net Zero is not saving the planet. It is making Britain poorer, colder and weaker. China secures cheap energy for its people. Britain sabotages itself, destroys its industry and calls it virtue.

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Australian engineer Bobby Gallagher built a truck-sized 1 MW nuclear microreactor the Unity Nuclear Battery that can run for years without refuelling. It is illegal to build or operate here because of Australia’s ban on nuclear power. The US is now commercialising it. We banned the technology and exported the talent. Lift the ban. Let small modular reactors compete. Cheap, reliable, zero-emissions power should not be off-limits because of ideology. Chris Bowen and Anthony Albanese: this is a policy failure, not a secret. Australians pay the price because of your corruption!

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Jim Ferguson

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An absolute takedown of the whole Net Zero agenda by U.S. Energy Secretary Secretary Chris Wright. Britain is crying out for an energy secretary that is driven by rationality and not zealotry.

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Daniel Turner

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China's renewable expansion receives endless Western applause. Its coal expansion, however, gets far less attention. At the start of 2026, China had 1,207 operating coal-fired power stations. In 2025 alone, it added 78 GW of coal capacity, the most in a decade, and began building another 83 GW, with a record 161 GW of projects either proposed or revived. China consumed more than 4.9 billion tons of coal during 2025 -- which is 56% of the global total. One country burned more coal than the rest of the world combined -- and green activists applaud it. China is building wind and solar, yes, but it is not gambling its industrial economy on intermittent power. AI is the next industrial age, but it requires colossal quantities of dependable electricity. China is securing this mainly via coal, gas and nuclear. Meanwhile, Net Zero governments are closing reliable power stations, raising energy costs and driving industry east. Nations that continue sacrificing power on the altar of Net Zero will not lead the AI revolution. They will watch the future being built elsewhere.

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The new (right wing) anti net zero brigade, want to blame Ed Miliband and net zero - but the plain truth is that the global price of fossil fuel gas is dragging up the price of the wind and sun - and keeping our energy bills high. It’s time to break the link. Let green energy cost what it should - aka far less.

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12,108 次观看 • 3 年前