Drax is the largest provider of renewable electricity in the UK

and plays a critical role in ensuring a secure energy system.

The company has plans to invest billions in new infrastructure

such as bioenergy with carbon capture and storage

which will create thousands of jobs whilst also delivering the energy needed

by homes and businesses up and down the UK.

Discover more at Drax.com

Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots Aspectator's Daily Politics podcast.

I'm Katie Balls, known during the Isovahardment and Fraser Nelson.

So Rishi Srinak is on his tour of hard truths,

saying they're unsavable or at least things that he claims his predecessors

didn't want to be as honest with the public about as he can be.

Isovah we've had the net zero pivot, a delay to the car ban,

boilers being phased out and next up could be HS2, what do we know?

Yeah so this has obviously been something that's been a matter of debating

the Conservative Party ever since HS2 was, I suppose, conceived as a policy and then developed

and there are lots of different reasons why Conservative MPs are anxious about it.

If it goes through their constituency but doesn't stop they tend to be cross

about that more widely and this is where Rishi Srinak concerns

lie the spiraling cost of the project against a backdrop of it being much less important

as a as a mode of transport and indeed actually that the case was never really made

as to whether it was a fast line or a capacity line or what it was supposed to do.

...