Gregor Poynton MP: Climate Timeline
Gregor Poynton is the Labour MP for Livingston.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Gregor Poynton could have voted.
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Gregor Poynton's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Gregor Poynton in the last 90 days
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15 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech
I thank the Secretary of State for Scotland, the ministerial teams, and the teams at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and the Department for Business and Trade for their support around the potential job losses at Mitsubishi Electric. I also thank Tom Arthur, the Scottish Government Minister for Employment and Investment, for his swift action to support the workforce there. They are skilled workers who are facing redundancy as a result of short-term economic pressures.
Full debate: Scotland’s Economy
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10 Oct 2024: Tweet
RT @mgshanks: To become a clean energy superpower, we must expand our ability to store renewable energy when the sun isn’t shining or the w… [Source] -
24 Sep 2024: Tweet
RT @AnasSarwar: Scotland’s potential in green energy is massive - but only a Scottish Labour government will unleash its full potential. ht… [Source] -
19 Sep 2024: Tweet
Pearie Law Windfarm in SW Livingston shows Scotland’s green energy potential. With UK Gov & GB Energy support, we can lead globally—but need a more decisive approach from the SNP Scottish Gov. Together we can create jobs, growth & lower energy bills. https://twitter.com/gregorpoynton/status/1836679777207345328/photo/1 [Source] -
4 Sep 2024: Parliamentary Speech
I thank my right hon. Friend for his response. A UK-wide industrial strategy that supports jobs in Scotland is incredibly vital. However, this week we have heard the concerning news that the Mitsubishi Electric plant in my constituency is looking to reduce its workforce by 440 from its current complement of 1,600. This is a highly skilled workforce creating world-leading products such as air source heat pumps and air conditioning units, which are vital as we look to decarbonise our economy. Through no fault of its own, however, Mitsubishi Electric has seen its order book fall away due to short-term economic pressures. May I ask the Secretary of State to meet the management, workers and me to see what the UK Government can do to support—
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