vehicles and we will need to electrify most of the heat and there are uncertainties, and power 20% of electricity rates, we are not sure how it will do, gas or nuclear? onshore wind? carbon capture. carbon capture utilisation and storage. it is very silly to rule out the cheapest form of electricity generation that we have in the country and a green one and onshore wind and energy efficiency that will, that were cut in 2015 with reduced bills to the tune of £100 and they record for political reasons. isn't the issue the people in favour of onshore wind is only so long as i cannot see it out of their own bedroom window? not any more, the economics of changed and the climate impacts are more real for people. and renewables are more of a part... the opposition from some conservatives comes from a desire that they don't want to see that in their neck of the words?