§ Mr. StunellTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what proportion of the Department's energy usage was from(a) renewable energy and (b) combined heating in each year since 1989–90. [44081]
§ Mrs. LiddellThe Treasury does not use energy(a) from a renewable source or (b) combined heat and power.
§ Mr. StunellTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much(a) oil, (b) gas and (c) electricity was purchased for the heating, lighting and powering of accommodation occupied by his Department within the United Kingdom in each year since 1989–90; and what was the total cost in real terms of each in each year. [44086]
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§ Mrs. LiddellThe table shows the costs and quantity of oil, gas and electricity purchased for heating, lighting and power in Treasury accommodation since 1989–90.
Fuel Actual expenditure (£) Annual consumption units k Wh 1990–91 Gas 46,951 1,438,663 Oil 37,536 2,724,116 Electricity 245,470 4,423,000 Whitehall District Heating System1 43,272 5,751,128 1991–92 Gas 59,674 1,847,046 Oil 84,855 806,088 Electricity 230,835 4,123,618 Whitehall District Heating System1 45,872 5,930,656 1992–93 Gas 12,942 813,156 Oil 5,251 19,714 Electricity 242,357 3,094,580 Whitehall District Heating System1 48,468 6,203,602 1993–94 Gas 6,066 331,358 Oil Nil — Electricity 219,911 3,555,058 Whitehall District Heating System1 40,143 5,977,659 1994–95 Gas 12,995 1,087,116 Oil 6,785 40,869 Electricity 218,583 3,553,202 Whitehall District Heating System1 47,864 5,987,000 1995–96 Gas 22,734 1,192,052 Oil 1,844 14,053 Electricity 161,086 3,474,725 Whitehall District Heating System1 47,535 4,596,833 1996–97 Gas 20,810 843,163 Oil Nil — Electricity 215,958 3,994,845 Whitehall District Heating System1 194,081 5,292,210 1 Whitehall District Heating System (WDHS) is run by Property Advisers Civil Estate (PACE) and provides heating to Government buildings in Whitehall including GOGGS.