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What the Observer said about the UK's Elecricity crisis:

by Ned Temko, chief political correspondent - The Observer, Sunday 16 April 2006

British consumers will have to pay more for their electricity and use less of it as part of any workable future energy strategy, a group of MPs warns in a report published today.

The report, by the Commons Environmental Audit Committee, says Britain will have to find a way to replace about a quarter of its existing electricity provision over the next decade, as old nuclear stations and other facilities are decommissioned. It will also have to meet the government's targets for reducing environmentally harmful emissions.

As reported in The Observer last week, the committee strongly warns Tony Blair against opting for a new generation of nuclear power stations. The report says these would not come on stream quickly enough to have any effect on supply.

The report says that while cleaner gas-powered stations will fill the electricity 'generation gap' in the short term, the government will inevitably also have to make stronger efforts to promote other 'lower-carbon sources'.

If, as the committee hopes, this does not mean new nuclear stations, it says other options could include 'renewables' such as wind farms or new 'carbon capture' technologies.

But the report says 'all lower-carbon-generating technologies are more expensive than coal' and all 'will require financial support'. It adds: 'The government should accept that the shift to a sustainable energy strategy cannot be based ... on maintaining low energy prices.'

Consumers would also have to use less electricity. 'We cannot emphasise enough that reducing demand is also a vital component on the path to a sustainable energy strategy,' the report says. 'We urge the government to consider setting absolute targets for reductions in demand as a way of stimulating the growth of energy efficiency and guaranteeing the level of carbon savings achieved.

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