House of Commons
22 October 2007
The Microgeneration and Local Energy Bill is about supporting people who generate their own energy on a small scale and encouraging local energy projects. It is currently at the Commons' second reading, meaning it is at an early stage of its passage through Parliament. Related votes in both Houses show mixed levels of support for similar energy measures over the years.
The bill is in the early stages of its journey in the Commons (second reading). It would typically move on to committee stage and further readings if it progresses.
Five related divisions are recorded, with Ayes ranging from 183 to 293 and Noes from 19 to 271. Some votes showed large majorities in favour, while others were defeated or narrowly decided. Party lines were not uniform, with several parties voting both for and against different measures.
Generated 21 February 2026
Based on 5 recorded votes • Sorted by % Aye