Davey's analysis follows similar warnings from his successor as energy and climate change secretary, Amber Rudd, who last month warned Brexit would jeopardise much-needed new investment in energy infrastructure and push up bills for households and businesses.
No 10 will be desperate that Corbyn does not make his views known in a way that offends the Chinese or jeopardises much-needed Chinese investments in UK infrastructure, including its nuclear power plants.
Certainly, the willingness of the Lords to jeopardise the much-needed defamation bill shows that legislation is far more open to ambush than a royal charter.
Demand response (DR), which controls electric usage of customers when electric system reliability is jeopardised, attracts much societal attention.
The Liberal Democrats have for the first time based their entire campaign on the prospect of being a moderating coalition partner which would ensure the economy is not jeopardised by too much, or too little, austerity.
Is everything now again being jeopardised by so much questioning?
Exonerated and freed, he has staged a comeback that another conviction might jeopardise.Much has changed in Malaysia since Mr Anwar last took the stand.
He added: "We won't allow the Conservatives to cut too much and jeopardise our schools and hospitals.
Nonetheless, the government is unlikely to do much to jeopardise what Palaniappan Chidambaram, the finance minister, has called "a moment to savour" in India's modern economic history.
That could jeopardise plans for a much-needed water bond and a fiscal reserve.
Higher public sector borrowing in December and the likelihood that the chancellor will fail to meet his annual borrowing targets could jeopardise the UK's much-coveted AAA rating.
