Lilian Greenwood MP: Climate Timeline
Lilian Greenwood is the Labour MP for Nottingham South.
We have identified 30 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2010 in which Lilian Greenwood could have voted.
Lilian Greenwood is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 21
- Against: 1
- Did not vote: 8
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Lilian Greenwood's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Lilian Greenwood in the last 90 days
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13 Feb 2025: Parliamentary Speech
The Government support zero emission vehicles through taxation incentives, vehicle grants and funding infrastructure roll-out. In January, EV sales were 42% higher than in January 2024. The recent National Audit Office report showed that we are on track to meet the 300,000 public charging points needed for expected demand in 2030.
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions
As I am sure the hon. Member knows, there has been a rapid increase in the roll-out of electric charging points—it was up by more than 40% last year. However, she is absolutely right that in some cases that roll-out is difficult, because it is held back by the availability of capacity on the network. That is precisely why we are working across Government, including with my colleagues in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, to unblock those things, so that we can ensure that everyone can access the electric vehicle charging points that they need close to home.
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions
What an absolutely astonishing intervention by the shadow Minister. It was his Government who introduced the zero emission vehicle mandate, and we are not proposing to change the trajectory that they introduced. I would gently remind him that many fleet vehicles are in fact private vehicles, as people choose to lease their vehicles or access them through a salary sacrifice scheme. Last year, the UK was the largest market in Europe—in fact, in the world—for EV vehicles. He is talking nonsense.
Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions
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13 Feb 2025: Tweet
RT @transportgovuk: We’re supporting the transition to zero-emission vehicles through: ✅ Taxation incentives ✅ Vehicle grants ✅ Funding in… [Source] -
11 Feb 2025: Tweet
@andythelodge @AmazonUK Switching to EVs = cutting the carbon emissions causing catastrophic climate change and reducing air pollution which damages health. Both disproportionately impact the poorest in society. [Source] -
11 Feb 2025: Tweet
Brilliant to visit @AmazonUK in Tilbury last week We’ve helped Amazon roll out 20 electric trucks through our £200m demonstrator programme as we work closely with industry to decarbonise freight ???????? Making the UK a clean energy superpower as we deliver our Plan for Change https://x.com/LilianGreenwood/status/1889336226433372324/photo/1 [Source] -
16 Jan 2025: Tweet
Sunderland is a proud automotive powerhouse & today’s news is a brilliant boost for jobs and the economy in the North East. The transition to EVs is a fantastic opportunity to unlock growth, decarbonise our roads, and make ???????? a green energy superpower https://twitter.com/biztradegovuk/status/1879828507099820173 [Source] -
09 Jan 2025: Tweet
Fantastic to see @bt_uk order 3,500 new EVs – making its EV fleet the largest in the UK. Businesses are key to drive the EV transition – that’s why we’ve extended our £120m plug-in van grant to support commercial fleets decarbonise, helping ???????? become a clean energy superpower. [Source] -
24 Dec 2024: Tweet
We’ve just launched a new consultation for manufacturers to shape the path to zero emission vehicles – this will: •Give industry the certainty to invest in ???????? & support jobs •Help drivers switch to EVs •Make the UK a clean energy superpower & rebuild Britain https://twitter.com/transportgovuk/status/1871478668155125816 [Source] -
17 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech
I share the right hon. Lady’s enthusiasm for the delivery of new rail infrastructure enhancements such as a new station at Aldridge, and I recognise the wide array of transformative benefits that they can bring. Railways can create jobs, spur economic growth, promote decarbonisation via a modal shift from road to rail, and generally enhance people's quality of life by helping them to get easily from A to B. The magnificent new University station in Birmingham, which opened at the start of the year, has already facilitated millions of journeys and is a shining example of how infrastructure can transform lives and stimulate growth. That is backed by early passenger survey results, which show that nearly 90% of passengers rate the new station as “good” or “excellent”, and nearly 20% would have taken their journey by car if the new station was not there. I am sure she agrees that those are worthy goals, and she is right to advocate for the delivery of similar schemes in her constituency that can unlock such benefits.
I am ambitious for the future of Aldridge and the West Midlands, and I urge the right hon. Lady and the West Midlands combined authority to continue developing plans to ensure that we deliver better transport infrastructure, which supports economic growth, jobs, decarbonisation and improved quality of life for the travelling public of the West Midlands.
Full debate: Aldridge Train Station