We are supporting off-grid homes through the boiler upgrade scheme, grants up to £7,500. Renewable fuels such as hydrotreated vegetable oil have potential in heating off-grid buildings, and we will issue a consultation on this role by September.

We have made clear that forced prepayment meter installation for vulnerable households should not take place and I am working with Ofgem to ensure people get the compensation they deserve at speed.

This Government worked with Ofgem to stop forced prepayment meter installation for vulnerable households. We are working on compensation and refuting Labour's plans as uninvestable, bill-hiking, costing £100 billion plus needed taxes.

We will publish the response to the Pumpwatch consultation soon, and work closely with CMA and sector technology companies to launch Pumpwatch this year. Of course, we will make sure that everyone knows about this valuable resource.

We are very proud that we have announced Aberdeen as our second headquarters, hosting more than 100 staff and aiming for over 135 by March 2027. Unlike the Scottish National Party, we champion the north-east of Scotland.

The initial phase of heat network regulation, including transparency rules, will come into force in 2025. Some requirements such as pricing regulation and guaranteed performance standards will be introduced in the second-phase regulation in 2026.

We recognise the role that CCS can play for the economy in the Humber and across Britain. We have set out £20 billion of investment committed to this sector, an ambitious road map was set just before Christmas, and we continue to meet investors to speed up the process.

We have to win hearts and minds. That is why my hon. Friend will welcome our “Powering Up Britain” plan to secure our energy system by ensuring a resilient and reliable supply, increasing our energy efficiency.

I direct the hon. Gentleman to the letter of my right hon. Friend the Member for Beverley and Holderness.

I would, of course, be delighted to visit my hon. Friend in her constituency at any time.

I am very proud of what this Government have done to protect the poorest in society from rising bills, which are the result of international factors and a volatile gas market. Frankly, voting Reform will achieve nothing.

We have a presumption against building on the best and most versatile agricultural land. Due to my quasi-judicial role in planning I cannot speak to the issue directly, but I am very happy to meet him and any representatives from his constituency to discuss the project.

I could not agree more that these pubs are at the heart of our communities, which is one reason why I have regular meetings with UKHospitality to think about how we can look at bills, including things such as blend and extend.

My hon. Friend once again champions her constituency, working with businesses so that in conjunction we can drive up our use of renewables. It is thanks to this Government that we changed the planning rules to make it easier to set up large-scale solar installations. I also welcome households playing their part, with 17,000 solar-panel installations a month last year.

It is an important point. As a proud electric car driver, I have concerns that not all people have equal access to charging, which I have on the driveway to my house. I was therefore thrilled when the Government managed to deliver a 50% increase in EV charging points in the last year alone.

My hon. Friend is absolutely right. Food security and energy security are both vital, which is why the UK solar taskforce identified the need to address barriers relating to rooftop solar deployment, including access to finance as a priority. The rooftop subgroup was established to focus specifically on this area, and we are exploring options to facilitate low-cost finance from retail lenders to help households and businesses with the up-front cost of solar installation on rooftops.

Clearly this is an issue that concerns us in the Government, which is why we are striving to do everything that we can to make sure that we are solving the issue.

While the hon. Member for Bristol East (Kerry McCarthy) heckles to say that there is yet another nimby, we recognise that we want to work with communities and respect local knowledge to inform present and future works. All transmission projects are required to progress through the robust planning process, which includes statutory consultations and individual planning reviews, and I am sure that the hon. Member will feed into that directly.

The pace of delivery of the Great British insulation scheme is accelerating quickly, with the rate of delivery doubling over the past three months. We have a proud record on energy efficiency. In 2010, we inherited a situation in which only 14% of homes were well insulated, but now we have that figure up to nearly 50%.