Shapps says `difficult 決定/判定勝ち(する)s´ to be made on pace of 逮捕する 無 かかわり合いs

認める Shapps has said the 政府 needs to “重さを計る up difficult 決定/判定勝ち(する)s” in approaching its かかわり合い to 段階 out 石油 and ディーゼル cars by 2030.

The Energy 長官 警告するd he would be 目的(とする)ing to 避ける putting “people under the cosh” with the pace at which green 政策s are introduced.

Speaking at a 圧力(をかける) gallery lunch in 議会, the 大臣 also 辞退するd to 支配する out a leadership 企て,努力,提案, 説 “who knows what will happen in the 未来.”

There are many 利益s to getting there but I want to make sure we get there in a way that is not putting people under the cosh
認める Shapps, Energy 長官

Asked about a 最近の 報告(する)/憶測 from the 政府’s own 気候 助言者s which 設立する a 欠如(する) of 進歩 on reaching 逮捕する 無 的s, Mr Shapps said he does not have to 受託する their 推薦s.

The 政府 has committed to a 禁止(する) on sales of new 石油 and ディーゼル cars from 2030 and a 移行 to fully 無-放出/発行s 乗り物s by 2035.

Mr Shapps said on Thursday he was “pretty 確信して we will get there” but 追加するd: “The 政府 have to 重さを計る up these difficult 決定/判定勝ち(する)s between going faster and slower”.

Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Grant Shapps (left) with United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry (Kin Cheung/PA)

国務長官 for Energy 安全 and 逮捕する 無 認める Shapps (left) with 部隊d 明言する/公表するs Special 大統領の (外交)使節/代表 for 気候 John Kerry (肉親,親類 Cheung/PA)

He 追加するd: “We understand that we need to get to this. I also… understand that we need to do that in a way that does not 原因(となる) families undue hardship. It can be very nice running an electric car, they’re quick, they’re clean, but we’ve got to see the second-手渡す market develop, we’ve got to see the prices converge, and there’s every 推論する/理由 why they should… There are many 利益s to getting there but I want to make sure we get there in a way that is not putting people under the cosh.”

He said he was “hugely 感謝する” for the work of the 気候 Change 委員会 (CCC) ? the 独立した・無所属 団体/死体 which advises 政府 on the 環境 ? but that their 推薦s were not binding.

The 大臣 also 示唆するd that hydrogen may not be the answer to 除去するing 炭素 放出/発行s from 国内の heating 網状組織s.

He said it was “ありそうもない” such an energy system, which was 存在 considered as an 代案/選択肢 to natural gas, would be used in all homes.

負かす/撃墜するing Street said “final 結論s” have not been drawn but that it was 権利 for 政府 to consider “all the 選択s” for people to heat their homes.

It comes after the CCC’s 最新の 進歩 報告(する)/憶測 述べるd the 政府’s 成果/努力s to sca le up 活動/戦闘 に向かって reaching 逮捕する 無 as “worryingly slow,” and planned 裁判,公判s of hydrogen heating were scuppered by 地元の 抗議するs earlier this week.

Mr Shapps later appeared to hint that he may throw his hat into the (犯罪の)一味 for the Tory leadership in the 未来 when 圧力(をかける)d on whether he still has ambitions for the 最高の,を越す 職業.

“Who knows what happens in the 未来. All I know is we have 知恵 and experience to guide the way for this country which is why I think that now, that person is Rishi Sunak,” he said.

どこかよそで, Mr Shapps echoed Foreign 長官 James Cleverly’s 用心深い トン on 中国, 説 he did not believe in “exclud(ing) them” but in taking a 強行路線 姿勢 where appropriate.

But he also に例えるd Beijing to the British Empire, 示唆するing it wants to operate under its own “world order”.

“They do want to change the world, to operate under their world order. That is no surprise, we did that when we had an empire, the Americans have done that, the Dutch did it before us. That’s the way large economies and empires operate,” he said.

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