Luke Charters MP: Climate Timeline
Luke Charters is the Labour MP for York Outer.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Luke Charters could have voted.
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Luke Charters's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Luke Charters in the last 90 days
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26 Feb 2025: Tweet
A few weeks ago, I visited Hempland Primary in Heworth and had a wonderful time speaking to the student council! We had a great Q&A session and discussed what mattered to them, including doing their bit to help reduce climate change and road safety when cycling to school. https://x.com/lukejcr/status/1894791588057903614/photo/1 [Source] -
19 Feb 2025: Tweet
Brilliant to visit the iconic York Minster last week and hear about their impressive efforts to decarbonise the estate from retrofitting to solar panels and much more. It was particularly special to visit as my Dad was an apprentice joiner on the Minster after the fire in 1984 and is fantastic to see an iconic feature of York leading the way for a sustainable future! [Source] -
03 Feb 2025: Tweet
I kicked off my week by returning to my old school, Huntington School, for their annual Question Time. It was great to engage with students and hear their questions on the issues that matter most to them, from potholes to the climate crisis. It’s inspiring to see the next generation of leaders so passionate about shaping our future! [Source] -
7 Jan 2025: Parliamentary Speech
However, the Bill is not just about numbers on a balance sheet; it is also about impact. Through the Crown Estate’s role in renewable energy, the legislation will support the creation of new projects, secure our domestic energy production and unlock up to £60 billion in private sector investment. That is the kind of forward-thinking approach we need to create a secure and prosperous future.
I always agree with my hon. Friend. He will recognise the impact the Bill brings not only to the Crown Estate but to GB Energy, which was one of the first initiatives implemented by the new Government. Taken together with the Great British Energy Bill, these are two pieces of thoughtful, complementary legislation that will support our green energy transition and economic growth—what a stark contrast to the previous Government, who not only ran out of ideas but failed to make the few ideas they had work in the first place.
The interaction between the Crown Estate Bill and the Great British Energy Bill is vital. In York Outer, we have a number of exciting projects that are ready to go and exemplify how these changes can drive forward our ambitions for a clean, secure energy future. For example, proposed battery storage facilities in York Outer could become critical national infrastructure for our local energy network, and Hessay solar farm was awarded funding from the contracts for difference scheme a few months ago. I welcome the exploration of wind projects, such as the Harewood Whin green energy park and the North Wigginton onshore wind project. Just today, we discovered that wind power was Britain’s largest source of electricity in 2024, topping gas-fired power plants for the first time in history. With the Crown Estate Bill, we can make even more projects like those in York Outer possible, unlocking clean energy for my region and beyond.
Full debate: Crown Estate Bill [Lords]