Jenny Riddell-Carpenter MP: Climate Timeline
Jenny Riddell-Carpenter is the Labour MP for Suffolk Coastal.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Jenny Riddell-Carpenter could have voted.
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Jenny Riddell-Carpenter's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Jenny Riddell-Carpenter in the last 90 days
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24 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
I put on record my strong support for the Bill. I want to focus much of my contribution today on two aspects—nature recovery and electricity infrastructure. Net zero and nature are two sides of the same coin, and it would be a coin with no value if we had one without the other.
There has been much talk in the press of late about nimbyism, but I ask the Minister: are people nimbys if they ask why nature-rich marshlands and the RSPB’s nature reserves are picked as the best place for National Grid’s energy infrastructure to make landfall? Are people nimbys if they question why the four projects I have mentioned are being brought forward in isolation from each other and with no co-ordination? Are people nimbys if they fully support our country’s push to net zero, but they ask if they can do more to protect nature? If we listened more to some of those fair and valid questions, we could do more to protect nature and progress with net zero.
I do not have time today to go into detail on the need for community benefits to deliver for communities who host infrastructure, but while I welcome the Government’s recent announcements, which mean that communities such as mine that may be set to host substations should benefit, we can be far more ambitious. We can and should expect more from private firms that profit so vastly from the great green energy revolution. I urge the Government to consider those aspects of the Bill.
Full debate: Planning and Infrastructure Bill
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5 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech
Biomass operations rely on the ROC scheme, which starts expiring in 2027. It is critical that we support the continuation of biomass energy production to ensure that we not only deliver on our net zero ambitions, but continue to support water quality improvement in our rivers in Suffolk by tackling nitrate run-off.
Full debate: Renewables Obligation Certificate Scheme