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Nick Timothy's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

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

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• 14 May 2025: Tweet

  This is Net Zero all over. More spending to stand still at best, and more likely go backwards. Imagine what we could do if Net Zero capital were invested - by the market or the state - in the things that would make us richer and stronger. [Source]

• 05 May 2025: Tweet

  Louise Haigh wants Labour to promise to reindustralise. Any MP making this argument while supporting net zero and Miliband’s energy policies is being dishonest. It’s the same old cycle of nonsense. [Source]

• 01 May 2025: Tweet

  The Energy Minister just told the Commons that the Government will not impose any new costs onto the ceramics industry. But we know they are going to increase the carbon tax, which will kill off energy-intensive industries. Does she even know what she’s doing? https://twitter.com/joerichlaw/status/1917707519318728874 [Source]

• 30 Apr 2025: Tweet

  @OpenRebe1lion @Artemisfornow @theresa_may You’re incorrect I’m afraid. I have always opposed net zero. It became the policy after I left government. [Source]

• 12 Apr 2025: Tweet

  British Steel ought to be a turning point. No more net zero unilateralism. No more self-indulgence on coking coal. No more naivety on Chinese trade. No more critical infrastructure in Chinese hands. But Labour want to let Chinese firms control our wind turbines. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1911140176040190220/photo/1 [Source]

• 09 Apr 2025: Tweet

  NHS net zero targets mean the East of England Ambulance Service must electrify its fleet. But the power grid is pretty much maxed out. The Trust cannot improve the electricity supply to its Barton Mills depot, despite spending hundreds of thousands. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1909979448423911563/photo/1 [Source]

• 07 Apr 2025: Tweet

  Meanwhile, I have been asking the PM and defence and energy ministers for months: Who is in charge of the security of our offshore infrastructure? They can't even answer that. Miliband's net zero zealotry leaves us horribly exposed. https://www.politico.eu/article/russia-sabotage-undersea-cables-baltic-sea-europe-war/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=alert&utm_campaign=Europe%E2%80%99s%20new%20war%20with%20Russia%3A%20Deep%20sea%20sabotage [Source]

• 06 Apr 2025: Tweet

  Miliband's net zero zealotry leaves our energy supplies more exposed to attack than ever before. I've been warning about this since I was elected. Now our top spies are warning the Government too. I'm quoted in this important story today. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14575537/Brits-prepare-72-hour-survival-kit-Putin.html [Source]

• 06 Apr 2025: Tweet

  God, this is empty. Everything has changed, he says, which is why all his policies from before the change - from net zero to £5 billion in new business costs - are exactly the right thing to do. Like with his response to Ukraine, it's all grandstanding. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/04/05/keir-starmer-nobody-wins-from-trade-war/ [Source]

• 29 Mar 2025: Tweet

  RT @Hrushworth: Zarah Sultana MP slams the government for wanting to expand Heathrow because of the climate emergency, but is campaigning f… [Source]

• 27 Mar 2025: Tweet

  A former Climate Change Secretary writes. https://twitter.com/edwardjdavey/status/1905226156925763730 [Source]

• 22 Mar 2025: Tweet

  RT @gavinantonyrice: ????NEW Reader - We Can't Afford Luxury Priorities @CitySamuel on net zero @jonathan_hinder on who runs the government @… [Source]

• 20 Mar 2025: Tweet

  Freudian slip of the week in Parliament, as Lucy Powell tells the House that “net zero will lower jobs.” [Source]

• 18 Mar 2025: Tweet

  This is the truth. Net zero and climate unilateralism will destroy British industry, killing jobs, prosperity and our security. A sane energy policy is vital if we’re to reindustrialise and recover. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1901917402545209738/photo/1 [Source]

• 16 Mar 2025: Tweet

  When Miliband says we lead the world on climate change, this is what he means. When he says decarbonisation doesn't mean deindustrialisation, look at the numbers. When he says renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels, compare our costs with those in America. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1901263207462776893/photo/1 [Source]

• 12 Mar 2025: Tweet

  All options except sacking Miliband, ending the net zero zealotry, and nationalising steel. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1899802311167221940/photo/1 [Source]

• 07 Mar 2025: Tweet

  RT @LoftusSteve: There's an important consultation by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) closing next month that could… [Source]

• 26 Feb 2025: Tweet

  Nor will such a radical programme reverse climate change. The report says by 2040 “global warming will likely be at or above 1.5ºC even in a global highest ambition scenario”. But we are less than 1% of global emissions. [Source]

• 26 Feb 2025: Tweet

  The report recommends that the carbon price should be “sufficient to incentivise decarbonisation” and could include “a higher carbon price floor and/or linkages with the EU ETS”. This is Labour’s secret plan. It means higher costs for everyone. [Source]

• 26 Feb 2025: Tweet

  According to the CCC, “Environmental taxes such as carbon taxes could be used to incentivise households and businesses to shift towards low-carbon technologies”. But if successful in reducing emissions, even these extra taxes would likely fail to raise enough revenue. [Source]

• 26 Feb 2025: Tweet

  The report is a Net Zero bombshell. Regardless of context - or what other countries are doing - it demands that the UK reduces emissions by 87% by 2040 compared with 1990s levels. While China builds coal-fired power stations, this means cutting 535 MtCO2e from 2038 to 2042. https://x.com/NJ_Timothy/status/1894696433585918139/photo/1 [Source]

• 26 Feb 2025: Tweet

  The Climate Change Committee has unveiled its next carbon budget. From eating less meat to pricing us out of family holidays, job-killing carbon taxes to lost agricultural land, the end of petrol cars and gas boilers too, it has everything you would expect and worse (1/n). [Source]

• 25 Feb 2025: Tweet

  Ed Miliband should be straight with the British people about what is being asked of them. Promises about Net Zero cutting energy bills by £300 are a sham. We need real scrutiny of the carbon budget framework, challenging its assumptions and deciding what will actually work. [Source]

• 25 Feb 2025: Tweet

  The CCC is monomaniacal by design, and stacked with people committed to the Net Zero religion. Their clear ideological bias means that evidence is framed in the most favourable way possible for advancing the green agenda. https://www.theccc.org.uk/about/ [Source]

• 25 Feb 2025: Tweet

  While this is “advice”, no Government has ever rejected a carbon budget since the Climate Change Act was passed. Blindly accepting accelerated targets will transform how we travel, heat our homes, grow food, and manage land. This raises a host of problems. [Source]

• 25 Feb 2025: Tweet

  Lots on today but tomorrow the Climate Change Committee will set the next carbon budget, publishing targets to reduce emissions from 2038 to 2042. These targets will dictate many aspects of everyday life for the next seventeen years. This is no way to plan energy policy (1/7). [Source]

• 24 Feb 2025: Tweet

  Labour: decarbonisation does not mean deindustrialisation. Also Labour: https://www.ft.com/content/314066f9-3aa3-4de3-ac24-ab0dd5c2f34e?shareType=nongift UK steelmakers face £150mn annual bill from carbon charges, industry warns [Source]