§ Mr. Warrenasked the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry how many projects for which Government financial support has been solicited by industry in the last three years have not been funded because of a failure to agree on the terms and conditions of the levies to be paid to Her Majesty's Government on sales.
§ Mr. Michael HeseltineFailure to agree about the terms and conditions of levies has never been the crucial reason why projects did not receive financial assistance.
§ Dr. Marshallasked the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry how many tons coal equivalent of coal, oil, nuclear fuel, natural gas and hydro-electricity, respectively, were used in the United Kingdom in 1972.
§ Mr. EmeryThe following is the information:
UNITED KINGDOM INLAND ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN 1972 (Primary fuel input basis) Million tons coal equivalent Coal 120.9 Oil 157.6 Natural gas 36.7 Nuclear electricity 10.5 Hydro-electricity 2.0 Total 327.7 This and other information on energy statistics is now being published on a regular basis in Trade & Industry, see Volume 11 No. 8 dated 24th May 1973.
§ Dr. Marshallasked the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry how much coal, oil, natural gas, town gas and electricity, respectively, was used by domestic consumers and industrial consumers, other than the Electricity Generating Boards, in the United Kingdom in 1972, expressed both in original units of measurement and in therms.
§ Mr. EmeryThe following is the information for the United Kingdom for the year 1972, on the basis of Tables 417W 7 and 8 of the Department of Trade and Industry Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics, 1972.
ORIGINAL UNITS OF MEASUREMENT Unit Domestic consumers Industrial consumers* Coal Million tons 14.33 11.48 Oil Million tons 3.42 26.75 Natural gas Million therms 2,292 3,230 Town gas Million therms 2,217 458 Electricity TWh 86.72 73.58
HEAT SUPPLIED BASIS (MILLION THERMS) Domestic consumers Industrial consumers* Coal 4,209 3,047 Oil 1,523 11,383 Natural gas 2,292 3,230 Town gas 2,217 458 Electricity 2,960 2,511 * Iron and Steel and "Other Industries". Definitions of the sectors are published in the Department of Trade and Industry Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics 1972: See Notes on pages 2–3, 32, 59, 85 and 101.