Constituency data: Energy efficiency
Find constituency statistics on Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) in England and Wales and Energy Company Obligations (ECO) measures in Great Britain.

This pack has been prepared ahead of the debate to be held in Westminster Hall on Thursday 19 April 2018 at 1.30pm on the UK oil and gas industry. The debate will be opened by Colin Clark MP.
Commons Library debate pack - UK oil and gas industry (396 KB , PDF)
Further information is available from the Library briefing paper from March 2017 on UK offshore oil and gas industry.
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) believe the UK’s oil and gas production will re-enter decline following a slight recent upturn. This is shown in the graph below, reproduced from the OGA’s UK Oil and Gas Production and Expenditure report[13]. The report’s projections suggest the downturn will continue long term.
[1] BEIS, Digest of UK Energy Statistics 2017, July 2017, Table 1.1
[2] Ibid
[3] Ibid
[4] Oil and Gas UK, Economic report 2017, p15
[5] HMRC, Oil and gas revenue statistics, Table 11.11
[6] Oil and Gas UK, Business Outlook 2018 p 26
[7] Oil and Gas UK, Economic report 2017, p44
[8] Oil and Gas UK, Business Outlook 2018, p 7
[9] Carbon Brief, Election 2017: What the manifestos say on energy and climate change, 16 May 2017
[10] UKOOG, Onshore extraction – History (accessed 16 April 2018)
[11] Oil and Gas Authority, Onshore Oil and Gas Activity Interactive Map (accessed 11 April 2018)
[12] UKOOG, Annual Report 2016
[13] Oil and Gas Authority, Projections of UK Oil and Gas Production and Expenditure, March 2018
Commons Library debate pack - UK oil and gas industry (396 KB , PDF)
Find constituency statistics on Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) in England and Wales and Energy Company Obligations (ECO) measures in Great Britain.
This briefing covers planning policy for solar farms in England and the devolved administrations and commentary on the use of agricultural land for solar farms.
A debate has been scheduled in Westminster Hall for Thursday 8 May at 1.30pm on cold and damp homes. The debate has been sponsored by Alex Sobel MP.