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Miatta Fahnbulleh's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Miatta Fahnbulleh in the last 90 days

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• 17 Dec 2024: Tweet

  For too long, families have faced draughty homes, sky-high bills, and an energy crisis caused by Tory failure to insulate homes and invest in green energy. Labour is taking action now to deliver cleaner, cheaper heating for households. My @Southwark_News column here ???????? https://twitter.com/Southwark_News/status/1868989600229675046 [Source]

• 10 Dec 2024: Tweet

  I addressed the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee's session on retrofitting homes for net zero. Households want to see that the benefit to installing heat pumps, solar panels or insulation is a reduction in energy bills. This is what our Warm Homes Plan will deliver. https://x.com/Miatsf/status/1866556877330583707/video/1 [Source]

• 04 Dec 2024: Tweet

  Today, I am addressing the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee's session on retrofitting homes for net zero. Recent energy shocks have demonstrated the urgent need to improve households' energy efficiency, and I will set out the steps we are taking to achieve this goal.… https://x.com/i/web/status/1864286509320622349 [Source]

• 3 Dec 2024: Parliamentary Speech

  These draft regulations were laid before the House on 20 October 2024. Last week, the Secretary of State updated the House on COP29 and reiterated what we already knew—that speeding up our transition to clean power is in our national interest. It is the best way to bolster our energy security, getting us off the rollercoaster of fossil fuels, which we do not control. It is the best way to spark economic growth across the country, with hundreds of thousands of new jobs, particularly in our industrial heartlands, and to tackle the climate crisis for today’s and future generations. That is why this Government are running at our clean power by 2030 mission, and this instrument will contribute towards that march.

  The CfD scheme did not previously have a policy on repowering built into it; these regulations will ensure that we do, to ensure that eligible generation capacity can apply for CfDs. In designing this policy, we are ensuring that we balance our objectives around decarbonisation, consumer value for money and security of supply by enabling repowering only for projects that both align with the fundamental aims of our CfD programme and, critically, have reached the end of their life and their operating life.

  Full debate: Draft Contracts for Difference (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2024

  Let me respond directly to the question on bills. We are as exercised by and committed to protecting consumers through the transition to net zero. I say this is as the Minister for Energy whose job it is to protect consumers. Our judgment is that we have seen sky-high energy prices as a result of our dependence on international fossil fuel markets. Families at the moment are suffering the impacts of that reliance. The way that we break that is to break the dependence on fossil fuels and make the transition to clean power. All our analysis suggests that if we get this right, combined with interventions on energy efficiency and upgrading people’s homes, we will bear down on bills.

  Full debate: Draft Contracts for Difference (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2024

• 24 Nov 2024: Tweet

  RT @Ed_Miliband: My statement on the #COP29 outcomes: ???? This is a critical eleventh hour deal at the eleventh hour for the climate. It is… [Source]

• 21 Nov 2024: Tweet

  RT @SkyNews: 'He was very inspirational for many of us' Energy Security and Net Zero Minister @Miatsf says is it 'incredibly sad' to hear… [Source]

• 12 Nov 2024: Parliamentary Speech

  As the first step towards the warm homes plan, we have committed an initial £3.4 billion. That includes £1 billion towards public sector decarbonisation, because we know that we have to ensure that our schools and hospitals reduce their energy bills.

  Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions

  I completely agree; decarbonising our public sector will not only reduce emissions but lower bills. We estimate that the £1 billion that we have allocated to public sector decarbonisation will reduce bills by about £40 million per year. That is a big step forward, but there is more work to do.

  Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions

• 23 Oct 2024: Tweet

  Out and about in Warrington yesterday, visiting staff at @EnergyOmbudsman to see how they’re delivering positive outcomes for customers. Also stopped by Energy House at @SalfordUni to see some exciting research underway to help make homes fit for a net zero future ???? [Source]

• 8 Oct 2024: Parliamentary Speech

  Whether it is our ending of the onshore wind ban, the CCUS funding we announced last week, our plans for Great British Energy or our warm homes plan, we are hitting the ground running to deliver our clean power mission. The Conservatives spent 14 years dithering and delaying, leaving ordinary people to pay the price, but we will get on with the job of delivering energy security so that we can secure financial security for families, good jobs and climate action.

  Full debate: Oral Answers to Questions

• 26 Sep 2024: Tweet

  RT @Ed_Miliband: Britain is back as a climate leader. That’s my message to our international partners at #ClimateWeekNYC Our world-leadin… [Source]