Britons Give Green Light To Renewables

The British public have spoken. In a study carried out by Friends of the Earth, an overwhelming 85 per cent of people have stated that they believe the government should cut reliance on importing traditional fuel and instead increase use of renewable energy such as wind, solar, wave and tidal power.
Christened the Clean British Energy Campaign, it has even attracted the support of Dragon’s Den entrepreneur Deborah Meaden who has put the onus onto the Prime Minister to go green:
“David Cameron needs to listen to the public and say ‘I’m in’ to clean British energy, opening up a multibillion pound opportunity for British businesses. Gas, coal and nuclear are the technologies of the past. Our country has the skills and the talent to be world-beaters in the renewable energy technologies of right now. Friends of the Earth’s Clean British Energy campaign would switch the UK to home-grown clean power – we can’t afford not to.”
2015 is the year by which the UK is expected to produce at least 15% of energy from renewables, a target which looks well out of reach at the moment. But we can’t just sit back and rely upon the government to make the country a greener place. We need to our bit to cut down on using traditional fuel.
Double glazing in Leeds, double glazing in Yorkshire and double glazing in Huddersfield should be installed in every home as otherwise you could be wasting large quantities of energy. Wasted energy leads to expensive energy bills and is damaging to the environment, which is something that nobody wants.
If you have the available funds you could also look installing solar panels on the roof of your home as they are one of the most cost and energy efficient green measures you can take.