While UKIP is one of the smaller parties in the UK, they have for many years under the stewardship of Roger Helmer had an energy policy that is closely aligned with the views expressed on this blog. The highlights that appear on pages 56 and 57 of the UKIP manifesto are reproduced below.
Cont...Brexit offers the perfect opportunity to review energy policy, prioritising lower prices and more secure supplies. There is one major problem: a lack of MPs in Westminster who recognise the potential of a rational energy policy, and who are committed to delivering it.UKIP has a clear commitment to secure, affordable energy for everyone. We will repeal the 2008 Climate Change Act, the most expensive piece of legislation in history. This will cut the cost of energy in our homes and encourage energy- intensive businesses that are failing because of flawed energy policies.
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