Conservative Energy Security Policy

David Cameron and Greg Clark, the Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretary, have launched plans for the largest overhaul of British energy policy since the early 1980s.

With thirteen years of government, a succession of eleven energy ministers, and eight Secretaries of State with responsibility for energy, Labour has failed to take timely action to secure our energy supplies, meet our carbon emission targets, and ensure energy is affordable.

"We are setting out a Conservative programme for the long-overdue reform of British energy policy, Cameron said, "together with the actions we will take to mobilise the investment required to enact those reforms and our strategy for minimising the cost to consumers".




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