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http://www.dti.gov.uk/innovation/sustainability/weee/page30269.html

and the Environment Agency website:

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/weee

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Energy: Shoreham

Tim Loughton: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what assessment his Department has made as part of its energy review of the uses to which Shoreham Harbour and its surrounding areas might be put. [142553]

Malcolm Wicks [holding answer 14 June 2007]: The Department’s White Paper “Meeting the Energy Challenge” sets out the Government’s international and domestic energy strategy to respond to the challenges identified in the 2006 Energy Review Report. It does not include assessments of geographically specific areas.

Gardens: Heating

Chris Huhne: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what his estimate is based on figures from the Market Transformation Programme of the number of (a) gas and (b) other outdoor patio heaters there are used by (i) households and (ii) businesses. [140647]

Malcolm Wicks: I refer my hon. Friend the reply given by my hon. Friend the Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, on 12 June 2007, Official R eport, column 917W.

Insolvency

Mr. Laurence Robertson: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry how many extensions to the three-year period referred to in section 238A(2) of the Insolvency Act 1986 insolvency agencies have
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applied for in order to pursue people under section 238A(6) of that Act. [143179]

Jim Fitzpatrick: As the hon. Member is no doubt aware, there is no section 238A in the Insolvency Act 1986, and I assume that the question relates to section 283A of that Act.

In cases where the Official Receiver is trustee in bankruptcy there are two cases where such extensions have been sought. Both are yet to be determined by the court. I am also aware of another case where there is an application for either a charging order or an extension of the three-year period. That case is also yet to be determined.

There may however be cases where a licensed insolvency practitioner is the trustee in bankruptcy and a similar application has been made. The Insolvency Service would not automatically be notified in such cases. HM Courts Service records do not show this information.

Low Carbon Buildings Programme

Gregory Barker: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry how many grants were awarded under the Low Carbon Buildings Programme in each month of 2007; how many in each month were for solar photovoltaics; and what the value was of each grant. [142451]

Malcolm Wicks [holding answer 12 June 2007]: The following table sets out the total number of grants awarded under the Low Carbon Buildings Programme phase 1 in each month of 2007 for all technologies, with specific information on grants awarded to solar photovoltaics installations.

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2007	Technology	Grant values	Number of grants awarded	Total amount of grant offered (£)
January	Solar Photovoltaic		34	234,058.45
		Up to £2,999	1	2,671.20
		£3,000 to £3,999	6	20,190.00
		£4,000 to £4,999	2	8,625.77
		£5,000 to £5,999	3	17,072.64
		£6,000 to £6,999	8	51 ,779.25
		£7,000 to £7,999	4	30,061.43
		£8,000 to £8,999	3	25,506.16
		£9,000 to £9,999	2	18,750.00
		£10,000 to £10,999	3	31,119.50
		£11,000 to £11,999	0	0.00
		£12,000 to £12,999	0	0.00
		£13,000 to £13,999	1	13,282.50
		£14,000 to £15,000	1	15,000.00
	All technologies		248	476,823.92
February	Solar Photovoltaic		43	343,557.83
		Up to £2,999	0	0.00
		£3,000 to £3,999	5	17,130.00
		£4,000 to £4,999	3	13,970.00
		£5,000 to £5,999	7	38,470.28
		£6,000 to £6,999	10	61,737.05
		£7,000 to £7,999	2	15,010.00
		£8,000 to £8,999	1	8,492.50
		£9,000 to £9,999	3	28,600.00
		£10,000 to £10,999	2	21,000.00
		£11,000 to £11,999	1	11,480.00
		£12,000 to £12,999	0	0.00
		£13,000 to £13,999	6	82,785.00
		£14,000 to £15,000	3	44,883.00
	All technologies		185	465,017.25
March	Solar Photovoltaic		63	462,127.95
		Up to £2,999	1	2,475.00
		£3,000 to £3,999	10	38,490.00
		£4,000 to £4,999	7	31,969.34
		£5,000 to £5,999	7	38,044.56
		£6,000 to £6,999	10	62,605.00
		£7,000 to £7,999	6	45,630.00
		£8,000 to £8,999	5	42,324.50
		£9,000 to £9,999	7	64,437.05
		£10,000 to £10,999	1	10,800.00
		£11,000 to £11,999	1	11,428.50
		£12,000 to £12,999	2	25,350.00
		£13,000 to £13,999	1	13,610.00
		£14,000 to £15,000	5	74,964.00
	All technologies		190	646,676.95
May	Solar Photovoltaic		46	112,780.00
		Up to £2,999	46	112,780.00
		£3,000 to £3,999	0	0.00
		£4,000 to £4,999	0	0.00
		£5,000 to £5,999	0	0.00
		£6,000 to £6,999	0	0.00
		£7,000 to £7,999	0	0.00
		£8,000 to £8,999	0	0.00
		£9,000 to £9,999	0	0.00
		£10,000 to £10,999	0	0.00
		£11,000 to £11,999	0	0.00
		£12,000 to £12,999	0	0.00
		£13,000 to £13,999	0	0.00
		£14,000 to £15,000	0	0.00
	All technologies		295	317,615.40
June	Solar Photovoltaic		23	52,975.84
		Up to £2,999	23	52,975.84
		£3,000 to £3,999	0	0.00
		£4,000 to £4,999	0	0.00
		£5,000 to £5,999	0	0.00
		£6,000 to £6,999	0	0.00
		£7,000 to £7,999	0	0.00
		£8,000 to £8,999	0	0.00
		£9,000 to £9,999	0	0.00
		£10,000 to £10,999	0	0.00
		£11,000 to £11,999	0	0.00
		£12,000 to £12,999	0	0.00
		£13,000 to £13,999	0	0.00
		£14,000 to £15,000	0	0.00
	All technologies		129	122,436.30

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