Proposals for national policy statements on energy (HC 231-II of session 2009-10)

Energy and Climate Change Committee

House of Commons, 2010
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Current

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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

Series

Energy and Climate Change Committee

Abstract

Examines the Government’s proposals for six National Policy Statements on energy, which will form the primary basis for decisions on planning applications for nationally significant energy infrastructure considered by the Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC).

History

House of Commons Energy and Climate Change Committee. Third report. Oral and written evidence. To be read with HC 231-I of session 2009-10 (HOC, 2010).

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9780215545206

Subjects

  • Climate change
  • Planning and development
  • Power supply/energy
  • Environmental planning/land
  • Other planning disciplines

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