The policy platform of Reform UK's Richard Tice includes scrapping Britain's net-zero targets and ending all green subsidies.

Richard Tice, Deputy Leader of Reform UK, stated that he fundamentally rejects climate science and the concept of man-made global warming.

A Reform UK government would offer more favorable write-off allowances for oil and gas exploration, similar to policies in Norway, to encourage investment.

The UK government has awarded the first designation for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in North Wales, which will use Rolls-Royce technology.

The Reform UK party has gained majority control of the Sunderland council and is the largest party in the Hartlepool council.

Approximately 80% of the United Kingdom's offshore renewable energy assets are owned by overseas entities.

Fossil fuels account for approximately 80% of total energy consumption in the United Kingdom.

The UK pays over £10 billion annually in subsidies and constraint payments to the renewable energy industry.

The UK has not built any new water reservoirs in the last 20 years, despite a population increase of approximately 12 million people.

The wholesale price of natural gas in the United States is approximately 30% of the price in the United Kingdom.

A Reform UK government would cancel the licenses for offshore wind projects that have been awarded under the AR7 auction.

The United States' economy has experienced compound growth over the last 20 years, coinciding with its shift to energy self-dependency and exportation driven by shale gas.

The UK is the only G7 or G20 nation with significant energy reserves that is choosing not to fully exploit them.

The United Kingdom is responsible for approximately 0.7% to 0.8% of global CO2 emissions.

Norway drilled 49 new oil and gas wells in the previous year.

The UK government spent £700 million on the Hinkley Point C nuclear project for measures to protect approximately 70 salmon.

Richard Tice has proposed creating a sovereign wealth fund of over £500 billion by transforming the UK's local government pension schemes.

The Reform UK party's plan for British Steel is to nationalize it, remove the current owner Jingye, and refurbish the two blast furnaces in Scunthorpe.