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Patricia Ferguson's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes

We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Patricia Ferguson

• 4 Mar 2026: Parliamentary Speech

  It is a pleasure to serve under your chairpersonship, Dr Huq. I thank the hon. Member for securing the debate. I intervene in my capacity as Chair of the Scottish Affairs Committee, of which she and many other hon. Members here today are valued members. As she knows, our Committee has been examining this entire topic as part of a large-scale inquiry into energy and a just transition.

  One of the areas we have turned our attention to is the question of fairness across the UK as we transition to cleaner energy systems. We have heard evidence from Scotland’s community-owned renewable energy sector that they face a significant number of barriers when it comes to connecting their projects to the grid. They also have some unique challenges created by the differences between the grid in Scotland and the grid in England and Wales. Does the hon. Member agree that we must turn our attention to that area if we are going to enable communities to generate their own electricity and power and be the beneficiaries of that?

  Full debate: Energy Security and Net Zero: Scotland

• 23 Feb 2026: Tweet

  ????The UK has deepened climate cooperation with California through a new memorandum of understanding, accelerating innovation and investment to tackle climate change and protect communities from rising costs and extreme weather. [Source]

• 22 Oct 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Sadly, it has to be said that recent Scottish Governments have been found wanting when it comes to the measurements of success that they have set for themselves on NHS waiting time guarantees, climate targets or educational attainment, and the premise of the Parliament —allowing for the delivery of Scottish solutions to Scottish problems—has fallen some way short. For a Parliament that is devolved, it has had the most centralising agenda in recent years, which has not been to Scotland’s advantage. Scotland is made up of peoples, cities, towns and villages, and what works in my constituency of Glasgow West will not necessarily work in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross. It is important that those differences are reflected, and that the agencies and public organisations that support and serve our populations reflect local bias, local need and local interest. Sadly, that is no longer the case in some places.

  Full debate: Devolution in Scotland

• 26 Mar 2025: Tweet

  RT @CommonsScotAffs: We visited Norway as part of our inquiries into GB Energy and the net zero transition, Safer Drug Consumption Faciliti… [Source]

• 18 Mar 2025: Parliamentary Speech

  Obviously, BAE Systems is training the workers it needs for the future—men and women, to take the point made by the hon. Member for West Dorset (Edward Morello)—but I would be surprised if some of the skills acquired in the academy were not also utilised in our green energy transition, and in the transition towards low-emission ships and sustainable and environmentally friendly maritime technology. It is clear to me that those young people will ensure that the term “Clyde-built” will continue to be a designation denoting high quality for decades to come.

  Full debate: Shipyards: Economic Growth

• 27 May 2024: Tweet

  RT @ScottishLabour: ???? 69,000 new jobs ???? Lower bills ???? Energy security ♻️ Climate leadership This is the change Scotland needs. https:/… [Source]

• 17 Apr 2024: Tweet

  Really? If you want a green plan to lower energy bills, boost the security of our energy supply, support jobs and tackle the climate crisis, then vote Labour. Scotland to ditch key climate change target https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-68841141 [Source]

• 16 Oct 2021: Tweet

  @LordMcConnell Ironically, we can only really tackle the climate emergency by working together across borders and boundaries. [Source]

• 19 Nov 2019: Tweet

  It is well known that climate change disproportionately affects the poorest communities in the world. Sad,really sad, that the TV debate audience laughed when Corbyn said so! Unbelievable. [Source]