Annual Energy Statement 2010

In the Coalition Programme for Government, the Government committed to producing an Annual Energy Statement (AES) to provide market direction, set strategic energy policy and help guide investment.

The first statement was delivered to Parliament on 27 June 2010.

The second AES was delivered in November 2011.
 


To emphasise the Department’s priorities, the Annual Energy Statement split into four sections:

  • Saving energy through the Green deal and supporting vulnerable consumers
  • Delivering secure energy on the way to a low carbon energy future
  • Managing our energy legacy responsibly and cost-effectively
  • Driving ambitious action on climate change at home and abroad 

The Annual Energy Statement takes the long-term visions provided by the 2050 pathways analysis (published alongside the statement) and uses them as the context for setting out a series of concrete actions to take forward Coalition Programme commitments on energy and climate change. These show how the Department is building on the progress already made, while re-emphasising the importance of urgency.

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Energy and climate change policies are likely to have a significant impact on consumers across the UK. The impact on households and businesses will be through changes in prices for goods and services and changing patterns of consumption, in particular for energy.

An analysis, published alongside the Annual Energy Statement in July 2010, set out DECC’s assessment of the impact of energy and climate change policies on gas and electricity prices and bills. It updates analysis that was previously published in July 2009.

The latest analysis was published alongside the Annual Energy Statement 2011.

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