Dave Doogan MP: Climate Timeline
Dave Doogan is the SNP MP for Angus and Perthshire Glens.
We have identified 10 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2019 in which Dave Doogan could have voted.
Dave Doogan is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 6
- Against: 0
- Did not vote: 4
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Dave Doogan's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Dave Doogan in the last 90 days
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04 Feb 2025: Tweet
RT @JohnSwinney: Scotland has vast renewable energy resources, and fantastic innovation to harness them. I saw this in action at the world… [Source] -
08 Jan 2025: Tweet
RT @JohnSwinney: Massive boost to Scotland’s economy and our journey to Net Zero with the announcement of £800m investment in battery stora… [Source] -
7 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
The hon. Member for Livingston also talked about energy. He should go up to the north-east of Scotland to talk about energy: we are six months into this Government and there is no evidence whatever of GB Energy making any impact in Scotland. The last time I checked, it had one employee and was based in Manchester. The hon. Member also talked about the investment that would be realised. Somehow, the Acorn project in Scotland —the most deliverable carbon capture, usage and storage project across GB—is still not being funded by the Labour Government, despite their funding a further two CCUS projects in England, in addition to the two already there. Sadly, it is England 4, Scotland 0—it is like a football match.
Full debate: Budget: Scotland
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17 Dec 2024: Tweet
RT @SeamusLoganMP: Today I raised the important issue of CCUS funding for the Acorn Project in my constituency. The UK Government needs to… [Source] -
27 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech
Thereafter, though, we get into serious difficulty. I will start with the Bill’s clauses 15 to 18, a further and final attack on North sea oil and gas, Scotland’s natural endowment. The UK has drawn hundreds of billions of pounds from the North sea over the course of my lifetime, the past 50 years. It is almost as though the UK is addicted to it—so much so that it is going to kill the goose that lays the golden egg. The Government are hiking taxes, eroding allowances and driving investment from the North sea, including precisely the businesses that we need to drive the just transition to net zero in the places where we need them. What other state would attack one of its own industries in this way? It beggars belief. It will come home to roost in spades, and it will not shift the dial one bit towards the net zero future that we are trying to get to. The oil and gas that is being displaced from the Scottish sector by this Government’s ineptitude will be replaced by oil and gas from other jurisdictions, where the tax will be paid and where, doubtless, human rights are very much worse.
Full debate: Finance Bill