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GREEN TAXES

Early day motion 627, tabled 24 October 2013 by Robert Halfon (Conservative). Signed by 3 members.

That this House notes that, if left unchecked, the cost of green levies to energy bills will be £194 of a household's energy bill by 2020; further notes that Labour's proposed 2030 decarbonisation target would add a further £125 a year to a household's bill; further notes that this would make energy bills £319 a year higher by 2020; and believes that the Government should not save the planet by causing misery with high green taxes for hard-pressed families and the poorest pensioners.

Signatures by party: Conservative 3.