Petition Keep 75p/month on electricity bills to continue Renewables NOT Fracking &Nuclear

The Gov are proposing to cut FIT subsidies for deployment of Renewable technologies in the UK claiming they want to reduce burden on domestic energy bills.
A recent DECC study calculated this burden was in fact just Â£9/year (75p/month) in 2014
The alternative is NUCLEAR & FRACKING.

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By 2020 this 75p per month would have risen to less than £1.17 to maintain the current rate of renewables deployment.

Reference: DECC Report - Performance and Impact of the Feed-in Tariff Scheme: Review of Evidence:

See - Table 2 Page 7 - Impact on domestic bill

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/456181/FIT_Evidence_Review.pdf

Instead the alternative is Government propose to spend £25-Billion on Nuclear, using either Tax Payer's money or investment from China.

Nuclear will also need to be subsidised and so also add burden to energy bills.

Renewables make sense.

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Date closed 25 March 2016
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