Miliband in blistering attack on Farage’s UK net zero ‘nonsense and lies’ | Renewable energy

Ed Miliband’s rupture to Nigel Faraj and the Conservative Party to collect a dangerous “nonsense and lying” by proposing a goal of net scratch in the UK is responsible for destroying Britain’s business, Including steel industry.

The cabinet ministers are determined to fight against the reform method in the United Kingdom Conservatives In -homogeneously, the climate crisis agenda has emerged from what they believe is political reasons that are not available before the important local elections next month.

Farage and The Dories blamed the risky situation British steel factory British At high energy costs, saying renewable energy prices has placed the company on the edge of the abyss.

Reform also used the crisis to invite the UK to self -sufficiency in oil and gas by drilling more in the North Sea, although the stocks there are diminishing quickly and most of what is produced is exported.

The full abandonment of the broad political consensus of the zero network by parties on the right of politics in the United Kingdom – and the administration of US President Donald Trump Republican in Washington – caused a serious warning within the UK government.

It is expected that “British Prime Minister, Kiir Starmer,” doubles ” exhaustion The government’s commitment to the future of the green energy, and making the UK a supernatural power force, at an international energy conference this week in London, will also be attended by fuel officials from the Trump administration.

In an article on observerMiliband, the Minister of Energy, says that the UK argument that provides clean energy by 2030 is the same as it was when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022: the need to free ourselves from dependency on foreign supplies, including from Russia, which can lead to non -monitoring prices for customers in Britain.

In reference to the high prices that shocked consumers in the United Kingdom in 2022 and that continued to echo, he says: “Our exposure to fossil fuel means that with the collapse of those markets and prices have declined, the family and public business have been merged.

As a result, Miliband says that liberation from relying on external supplies is also the issue of “national security”.

With an eye on Local and municipal elections in England on May 1 Where the reform hopes that its last national poll will turn into the council’s seats, Miliband says that the Farraj Party and the Conservative Party “constitute any old nonsense and lie to follow their ideological agenda.”

Playing experts believe that the attacks on Net Zero can lead to reverse results on reform and regret because policy is supported by an overwhelming majority by the public.

While Miliband has also been extracted by the right -wing media via Net Zero, it is determined to fight, not at least because the internal voting shows that it and its policies are still common within the Labor Party.

“There is no doubt that there has been a reform that has facilitated public discontent with the current situation and the desire to change in the electoral momentum since last July,” said Luke Try, director of the UK polling organization.

“But their approach to climate change, along with positions on the relationship of Ukraine and is out with Trump, risk becoming Achille heel. Our research finds that in every voters in the UK election circle they say they are more anxious about climate change, and most of them see renewable energy as a path to energy security, jobs and cheaper energy.

“Even the voter reforms themselves, although they are less than the zero idea, are not driven by it, and certainly they were not compared to an issue like migration.”

A labor source said: “We will go after that [Kemi] Padnouch and on the energy. They want to leave the United Kingdom exposed to the markets it controls [Vladimir] Putin-we will create the difficult national security issue for climate work. “

This week, Farraj will tour 10 provinces in England to promote the anti-network control policy, and he described his newly discovered support for the explicit nationalization of the British steel industry-a usual approach to politicians on the left.

Miliband adds in observer A column that if an anti -network agenda is followed, it will not only risk “climate collapsing” but also “they put clean energy functions in the future” in this country, and with them a great opportunity for economic renewal.

In a march in Durham last week, Farraj said that the reform “will honor Britain,” adding that this will require the country to start producing “enough gas, coal and coal.” He said: “We must be self -confused in oil … We must be self -confused in the gas.”

However, climate groups criticized this speech as a “pure imagination”, pointing to the official expectations that show a sharp decline in the production of the North Sea, regardless of the government’s policy and intervention, due to the nature of the aging of the sea basin.

Away from being self -sufficient in gas, official predictions show that the UK depends 94 % on gas imports by 2050 even if new fields are developed, they are only less than if new fields are not developed (97 % dependency).

Its Labor Party has been presented for energy independence, with a focus on great British energy (GBE), which the sources notice one of its most popular policies. The party will carry out a strong campaign in the coming months on the GBE policy of placing solar panels on the roofs of 200 schools and 200 hospitals.

“Nigel Faraj attracts a dangerous imagination by noting that the UK can secure her energy from the North Sea and Gas oil,” said Tisa Khan, Executive Director of the Climate Action Group.

“As usual, Trump imitates and obsessed with more pits while ignoring that the remaining oil and gas reserves in the United Kingdom are quickly diminished after 60 years of extraction. This is due to geology, not policies.”

Khan added: “By trying to slow down the transformation of the renewable energy, which the UK has abundant, but the reform opposes it, FARAGE endangers to create new jobs that provide a safer and long -term future,” Khan added.

“Reform question is: What is its plan for oil and gas workers in the United Kingdom, unlike this dangerous imagination?”

Most of the remainder in the North Sea is oil, about 80 % of which are exported. The sea is also a high -cost pelvis for drilling and more production is possible only if oil and gas prices are very high so that energy bills cannot be affected for most ordinary people, or with more generous tax exemptions for developers.