Keynote interview: Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice in discussion with UW editor-in-chief James Wallin
Reform UK has radical plans for the energy industry, if elected – nothing short of scrapping net zero targets, ditching heat pumps and the mandated shift to electric vehicles and rolling out fracking and a new generation of gas and nuclear. They’ve also raised the prospect of bringing water, and other key utilities, into part-public ownership. With Reform UK topping many polls for the next general election, we ask their energy spokesman how these plans would be implemented in practice, and what the shifting political landscape means for utilities today.
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James Wallin, Editor - Utility Week
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Richard Tice MP, Member of Parliament for Boston and Skegness and Deputy Leader - Reform UK
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