VoteClimate: Claire Coutinho MP: Climate Timeline

Claire Coutinho MP: Climate Timeline

Claire Coutinho is the Conservative MP for East Surrey.

We have identified 10 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2019 in which Claire Coutinho could have voted.

Claire Coutinho is rated Anti for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)

  • In favour of action on climate: 0
  • Against: 9
  • Did not vote: 1

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Claire Coutinho's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Claire Coutinho in the last 90 days

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  • 06 Mar 2026: Tweet

    A timely and thoughtful report by @gavinantonyrice looking at how we can cut energy bills including axing the Carbon Tax that is unnecessarily pushing up bills. We have to make electricity CHEAP. https://twitter.com/sirsimonclarke/status/2029844525737263424 [Source]
  • 04 Mar 2026: Tweet

    Stop obliterating the North Sea. Adopt the Fingleton Review IN FULL for cheaper nuclear. Axe the Carbon Tax pushing up the cost of gas. And for god’s sake, in light of today’s news, please don’t try and cover up any more of your secret China deals. [Source]
  • 04 Mar 2026: Tweet

    It shouldn’t have taken an Iranian attack on the world’s largest gas export facility in Qatar for us to realise the benefits of being able to produce our own oil and gas. As the world gets more dangerous, we must ditch fantasy Net Zero thinking and prioritise our own energy resilience. All of this has shown up our luxury belief that we in Britain are better off keeping our own oil and gas in the ground while making ourselves more reliant on Qatari LNG imports. First, let’s get the worst [Source]
  • 02 Mar 2026: Tweet

    As the conflict in Iran and Qatar shows, our energy resilience is our national resilience. Labour’s plans to shut down the North Sea have left us more reliant on Qatari LNG. We need to get real. That means maximising the North Sea, adopting the Fingleton Review to make nuclear cheaper to build, and axing the Carbon Tax to protect British industry. Our letter to Rachel Reeves???????? [Source]
  • 02 Mar 2026: Tweet

    The thing that Ed does not understand is that a heavily renewable system ties you to gas because you need a dispatchable back up. Even in Ed Miliband’s mad expensive dash to renewables, gas still sets the price of the system 50% of the time (!!) I support taking the carbon tax off of gas that’s making our electricity unnecessarily expensive AND I’m pro building a lot more nuclear, which does not need a gas back up. Funnily enough, nuclear did not get a SINGLE mention in Ed’s Lib Dem 2 [Source]
  • 01 Mar 2026: Tweet

    Italy is set to adopt the first step of our Cheap Power Plan by axing the Carbon Tax to protect industry and households from soaring energy bills. The world is getting more dangerous, and yet Ed Miliband has doubled down on taxes that are hammering industry and the North Sea. We are increasing our reliance on hostile parts of the world for energy and critical minerals when we should be strengthening our resilience. We must change course. [Source]
  • 28 Feb 2026: Tweet

    Keir Starmer is about to hand the EU powers to impose crippling Carbon Taxes on Britain. They will be able to make our electricity, sugar and petrol even more expensive and cause huge pain for industry. This is mad. He must axe this terrible deal. https://x.com/camillahmturner/status/2027740779301474480?s=46 [Source]
  • 26 Feb 2026: Tweet

    Net Zero is making our electricity crushingly expensive and killing our industry. A collective failure of politicians, regulators and the civil service. We need a new approach. We must make electricity cheap - it would also be better for emissions overall! https://x.com/ClaireCoutinho/status/2027104206113345721/photo/1 [Source]
  • 23 Feb 2026: Tweet

    Good grief. As I’ve long suspected, Labour will block growth from AI because of their ideological commitment to Net Zero targets. If AI companies pay for their own energy, why would Government block them starting up in Britain? It won’t save the planet - those companies will still start somewhere - it will just leave Britain behind a technological curve leaving us poorer, weaker and with fewer opportunities for our children. Energy policy should serve the needs of the public, not some fan [Source]

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